Cities near Kaliningrad

Kaliningrad is a city of 475,056 inhabitants in Russia. The most populous cities near Kaliningrad within 100 km are Elbląg, Chernyakhovsk, Sovetsk. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 54.7064° Longitude: 20.5110° Population: 475,056 Timezone: Europe/Kaliningrad
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Nearby cities 21 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Elbląg Poland 94.2 km 127,558
Chernyakhovsk Russia 84.3 km 45,187
Sovetsk Russia 97.0 km 43,309
Baltiysk Russia 39.1 km 34,540
Gierłoż Poland 94.3 km 28,351
Kętrzyn Poland 89.6 km 27,478
Bartoszyce Poland 53.9 km 23,482
Svetlyy Russia 24.4 km 22,119
Braniewo Poland 57.5 km 18,356
Lidzbark Warmiński Poland 64.7 km 16,540
Zelenogradsk Russia 28.2 km 15,644
Silute Lithuania 94.6 km 14,968
Morąg Poland 95.6 km 14,745
Gvardeysk Russia 36.2 km 13,088
Pasłęk Poland 90.5 km 12,267
Węgorzewo Poland 96.2 km 11,864
Pionerskiy Russia 32.7 km 11,856
Gur’yevsk Russia 9.6 km 11,474
Svetlogorsk Russia 34.6 km 11,000
Dobre Miasto Poland 80.4 km 10,514
Biskupiec Poland 98.0 km 10,340

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