Cities near Dhangaḍhi̇̄

Dhangaḍhi̇̄ is a city of 204,788 inhabitants in Nepal. The most populous cities near Dhangaḍhi̇̄ within 100 km are Lakhīmpur, Pīlibhīt, Bhimdatta. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 28.7016° Longitude: 80.5899° Population: 204,788 Timezone: Asia/Kathmandu
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Nearby cities 25 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Lakhīmpur India 85.8 km 140,223
Pīlibhīt India 77.0 km 131,008
Bhimdatta Nepal 49.7 km 88,381
Bīsalpur India 89.2 km 68,355
Gola Gokarannāth India 70.3 km 58,986
Gulariyā Nepal 92.2 km 53,107
Ṭikāpur Nepal 55.1 km 44,758
Pūranpur India 47.9 km 39,988
Paliā Kalān India 30.0 km 38,547
Nawābganj India 94.9 km 34,134
Dipayal Nepal 70.9 km 33,968
Kheri India 91.0 km 26,327
Pawāyan India 85.2 km 25,708
Sitārganj India 89.9 km 24,225
Dhaurahra India 92.3 km 20,098
Amargaḍhi̇̄ Nepal 66.5 km 19,014
Tanakpur India 62.3 km 16,905
Khatīma India 65.1 km 15,714
Khūtār India 63.6 km 15,618
Bilsanda India 80.6 km 15,538
Mailāni India 51.6 km 14,212
Jahānābād India 85.4 km 13,617
Amethi India 88.5 km 12,206
Barkhera Kalān India 81.4 km 11,209
Kālīnagar India 50.4 km 10,728

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