Cities near Kyosai

Kyosai is a city of 72,124 inhabitants in South Korea. The most populous cities near Kyosai within 100 km are Busan, Changwon, Kimhae. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 34.8503° Longitude: 128.5886° Population: 72,124 Timezone: Asia/Seoul
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Nearby cities 19 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Busan South Korea 49.0 km 3,285,147
Changwon South Korea 42.8 km 1,025,702
Kimhae South Korea 50.3 km 531,966
Yangsan South Korea 68.0 km 358,074
Chinju South Korea 59.6 km 307,242
Yeosu South Korea 85.2 km 268,823
Geoje South Korea 11.4 km 232,921
Gijang South Korea 71.8 km 176,388
Gwangyang South Korea 82.1 km 154,266
Kwangyang South Korea 92.2 km 89,281
Ungsang South Korea 81.3 km 83,360
Sinhyeon South Korea 5.0 km 82,560
Naesŏ South Korea 44.9 km 80,987
Changnyeong South Korea 77.3 km 74,668
Tongyeong South Korea 14.7 km 70,641
Miryang South Korea 73.0 km 53,103
Hadong South Korea 80.0 km 40,909
Tsushima Japan 96.3 km 28,502
Goseong South Korea 27.9 km 26,704

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