Cities near Trapani

Trapani is a city of 67,531 inhabitants in Italy. The most populous cities near Trapani within 100 km are Palermo, Marsala, Bagheria. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 38.0176° Longitude: 12.5362° Population: 67,531 Timezone: Europe/Rome
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Nearby cities 22 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Palermo Italy 73.3 km 648,260
Marsala Italy 25.8 km 77,915
Bagheria Italy 85.8 km 53,149
Mazara del Vallo Italy 40.6 km 51,534
Alcamo Italy 37.8 km 44,431
Sciacca Italy 74.5 km 40,569
Carini Italy 58.0 km 35,082
Castelvetrano Italy 43.7 km 31,680
Partinico Italy 51.0 km 28,708
Casa Santa Italy 1.4 km 23,880
Monreale Italy 66.3 km 21,964
Misilmeri Italy 79.9 km 19,171
Villabate Italy 79.7 km 19,031
Ribera Italy 86.4 km 17,664
Castellammare del Golfo Italy 30.3 km 13,085
Menfi Italy 59.7 km 11,874
Cinisi Italy 51.9 km 11,704
Ficarazzi Italy 81.7 km 11,356
Corleone Italy 70.9 km 10,290
Belmonte Mezzagno Italy 75.0 km 10,208
Partanna Italy 44.8 km 10,200
Casteldaccia Italy 87.2 km 10,091

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