Cities near Uniāra

Uniāra is a city of 12,551 inhabitants in India. The most populous cities near Uniāra within 100 km are Kota, Tonk, Sawai Madhopur. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 25.9150° Longitude: 76.0260° Population: 12,551 Timezone: Asia/Kolkata
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Nearby cities 28 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Kota India 83.6 km 1,001,694
Tonk India 36.7 km 165,294
Sawai Madhopur India 34.0 km 121,106
Gangāpur India 92.7 km 120,115
Būndi India 65.8 km 104,919
Sheopur India 72.6 km 71,951
Kekri India 87.8 km 41,890
Niwai India 50.7 km 37,765
Mālpura India 77.7 km 36,028
Lālsot India 77.8 km 34,363
Chaksu India 77.1 km 33,432
Anta India 89.4 km 32,377
Lākheri India 30.9 km 29,572
Māngrol India 81.1 km 25,073
Keshorai Pātan India 69.7 km 24,627
Kaithoon India 88.1 km 24,260
Todaraisingh India 55.7 km 23,559
Deoli India 67.0 km 22,065
Kāpren India 56.9 km 20,748
Jahāzpur India 81.9 km 20,586
Sarwar India 96.7 km 20,372
Sawar India 82.3 km 20,000
Nainwa India 23.8 km 19,485
Baroda India 77.7 km 18,437
Bāonlī India 50.0 km 15,300
Banasthali India 56.6 km 12,835
Uniāra India 85.2 km 11,441
Mahu Khurd India 93.6 km 10,971

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