Cities near Nanjō

Nanjō is a city of 44,043 inhabitants in Japan. The most populous cities near Nanjō within 100 km are Naha, Okinawa, Uruma. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 26.1445° Longitude: 127.7670° Population: 44,043 Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
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Nearby cities 24 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Naha Japan 11.7 km 317,625
Okinawa Japan 21.6 km 142,752
Uruma Japan 27.3 km 125,303
Urasoe Japan 13.3 km 115,690
Ginowan Japan 13.2 km 100,125
Gushikawa Japan 25.9 km 65,251
Tomigusuku Japan 9.7 km 64,612
Nago Japan 56.7 km 63,554
Itoman Japan 10.0 km 61,007
Yomitan Japan 28.7 km 41,206
Kanegusuku Japan 7.1 km 40,440
Nishihara Japan 12.4 km 34,984
Katsuren-haebaru Japan 23.5 km 34,239
Yaese Japan 3.0 km 30,941
Chatan Japan 18.4 km 28,201
Ishikawa Japan 31.5 km 22,412
Nakagusuku Japan 11.8 km 22,157
Yonabaru Japan 6.8 km 19,695
Kishaba Japan 17.9 km 17,969
Tsuha Japan 65.7 km 17,969
Kadena Japan 24.6 km 13,671
Motobu Japan 58.9 km 13,441
Kin Japan 37.4 km 11,259
Onna Japan 39.9 km 10,869

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