Cities near Akabira

Akabira is a city of 14,214 inhabitants in Japan. The most populous cities near Akabira within 100 km are Sapporo, Asahikawa, Ebetsu. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 43.5514° Longitude: 142.0531° Population: 14,214 Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
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Nearby cities 26 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Sapporo Japan 78.4 km 1,973,832
Asahikawa Japan 35.0 km 333,530
Ebetsu Japan 63.9 km 133,953
Otaru Japan 94.0 km 115,333
Chitose Japan 87.6 km 97,950
Iwamizawa Japan 45.7 km 85,107
Eniwa Japan 82.7 km 70,331
Kitahiroshima Japan 75.1 km 58,918
Ishikari Japan 66.3 km 58,755
Takikawa Japan 11.8 km 45,131
Bibai Japan 29.7 km 29,028
Nayoro Japan 94.6 km 27,282
Rumoi Japan 53.9 km 26,454
Fukagawa Japan 17.5 km 26,152
Shimo-furano Japan 34.8 km 25,872
Furano Japan 34.8 km 21,131
Sunagawa Japan 13.9 km 20,102
Minamishibetsuchō Japan 71.8 km 19,794
Ashibetsu Japan 11.6 km 19,108
Shibetsu Japan 74.2 km 17,858
Tōbetsu Japan 57.1 km 16,694
Kuriyama Japan 59.3 km 11,272
Biei Japan 33.0 km 10,374
Kami-furano Japan 35.2 km 10,348
Naganuma Japan 67.4 km 10,289
Higashikagura Japan 35.9 km 10,127

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