Cities near Mutsu

Mutsu is a city of 56,244 inhabitants in Japan. The most populous cities near Mutsu within 100 km are Aomori, Hakodate, Hachinohe. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 41.2894° Longitude: 141.2169° Population: 56,244 Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
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Nearby cities 27 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Aomori Japan 66.4 km 298,394
Hakodate Japan 67.3 km 275,730
Hachinohe Japan 90.9 km 239,046
Hirosaki Japan 99.5 km 168,739
Towada Japan 74.4 km 60,697
Goshogawara Japan 84.5 km 53,576
Hokuto Japan 76.0 km 46,083
Misawa Japan 68.6 km 42,805
Kuroishi Japan 89.2 km 38,615
Kamiiso Japan 75.8 km 38,098
Hirakawa Japan 95.1 km 30,938
Tsugaru Japan 87.1 km 30,934
Honchō Japan 80.1 km 28,514
Hitokawame Japan 75.1 km 24,273
Namioka Japan 83.1 km 20,681
Shimokizukuri Japan 88.0 km 18,907
Nanaku Japan 98.9 km 16,809
Toyota Japan 60.3 km 16,428
Hakurōmachi Japan 85.5 km 16,042
Fujisaki Japan 92.9 km 14,921
Shichinohe Japan 66.7 km 14,556
Itayanagi Japan 91.9 km 13,332
Tsuruta Japan 88.9 km 12,870
Nobeji Japan 47.6 km 12,374
Hiranai Japan 46.5 km 10,800
Shibayama Japan 76.0 km 10,447
Obuchi Japan 38.2 km 10,367

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