Cities near Katagami

Katagami is a city of 31,720 inhabitants in Japan. The most populous cities near Katagami within 100 km are Akita, Hirosaki, Daisen. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 39.8787° Longitude: 139.9977° Population: 31,720 Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
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Nearby cities 28 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Akita Japan 20.7 km 307,672
Hirosaki Japan 89.1 km 168,739
Daisen Japan 64.3 km 91,143
Yokote Japan 78.4 km 85,555
Yurihonjō Japan 54.6 km 76,077
Ōdate Japan 64.7 km 69,237
Takizawa Japan 97.4 km 55,579
Noshiro Japan 36.7 km 52,283
Yuzawa Japan 90.1 km 44,346
Ōmagari Japan 63.2 km 38,805
Kuroishi Japan 98.7 km 38,615
Hanawa Japan 75.3 km 36,925
Kita-Akita Japan 49.1 km 31,504
Hirakawa Japan 92.6 km 30,938
Semboku Japan 66.7 km 25,857
Oga Japan 12.7 km 25,154
Hachimantai Japan 96.6 km 25,076
Nikaho Japan 67.8 km 23,435
Tennō Japan 3.6 km 22,740
Takanosu Japan 49.5 km 20,542
Rokugō Japan 69.8 km 18,613
Shizukuishi Japan 86.8 km 16,263
Moritake Japan 25.2 km 15,254
Fujisaki Japan 96.1 km 14,921
Kakunodatemachi Japan 58.4 km 14,138
Nishimonai Japan 83.7 km 13,825
Yuza Japan 96.1 km 13,615
Itayanagi Japan 98.8 km 13,332

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