Cities near Saint-Paul-lès-Dax

Saint-Paul-lès-Dax is a city of 11,839 inhabitants in France. The most populous cities near Saint-Paul-lès-Dax within 100 km are Donostia / San Sebastián, Pau, Irun. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 43.7257° Longitude: -1.0528° Population: 11,839 Timezone: Europe/Paris
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Nearby cities 23 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Donostia / San Sebastián Spain 87.4 km 185,357
Pau France 72.7 km 82,697
Irun Spain 73.3 km 61,983
Bayonne France 42.6 km 44,396
Anglet France 45.8 km 40,658
Errenteria Spain 82.5 km 38,767
Mont-de-Marsan France 48.2 km 36,205
Biarritz France 48.9 km 33,188
Dax France 1.7 km 22,305
Hernani Spain 90.3 km 20,222
Oria Spain 93.8 km 17,842
Lasarte Spain 93.3 km 17,782
Hondarribia Spain 71.9 km 16,458
Pasaia Spain 83.4 km 15,990
Billère France 70.8 km 14,914
Andoain Spain 96.8 km 14,679
Saint-Jean-de-Luz France 61.8 km 14,514
Hendaye France 71.1 km 14,415
Lons France 69.0 km 13,872
Oloron-Sainte-Marie France 69.0 km 12,611
Orthez France 34.7 km 11,857
Tarnos France 38.8 km 11,554
Biscarrosse France 74.9 km 10,716

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