Cities near Drexel Heights

Drexel Heights is a city of 27,749 inhabitants in United States. The most populous cities near Drexel Heights within 100 km are Tucson, Nogales, Casas Adobes. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 32.1412° Longitude: -111.0284° Population: 27,749 Timezone: America/Phoenix
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Nearby cities 18 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Tucson United States 13.1 km 542,629
Nogales Mexico 92.9 km 264,782
Casas Adobes United States 20.5 km 66,795
Catalina Foothills United States 20.2 km 50,796
Oro Valley United States 28.4 km 45,303
Sierra Vista United States 94.6 km 43,355
Marana United States 37.7 km 41,315
Sahuarita United States 21.5 km 25,707
Green Valley United States 32.1 km 21,391
Nogales United States 89.5 km 20,252
Rio Rico United States 74.6 km 18,962
Eloy United States 84.3 km 17,059
Tanque Verde United States 30.0 km 16,901
Flowing Wells United States 17.1 km 16,419
Saddlebrooke United States 45.9 km 12,574
Tucson Estates United States 7.8 km 12,192
Arizona City United States 91.1 km 10,475
Vail United States 31.6 km 10,208

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