Cities near Yamada

Yamada is a city of 15,195 inhabitants in Japan. The most populous cities near Yamada within 100 km are Morioka, Ichinoseki, Ōshū. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 39.4667° Longitude: 141.9500° Population: 15,195 Timezone: Asia/Tokyo
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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
Morioka Japan 73.3 km 290,700
Ichinoseki Japan 93.2 km 114,476
Ōshū Japan 76.5 km 112,937
Hanamaki Japan 72.2 km 94,691
Kitakami Japan 74.5 km 93,045
Mizusawa Japan 79.4 km 61,281
Kesennuma Japan 70.6 km 61,147
Takizawa Japan 79.2 km 55,579
Miyako Japan 20.1 km 51,150
Kamaishi Japan 22.2 km 43,107
Ōfunato Japan 48.3 km 35,452
Kuji Japan 81.7 km 34,418
Hizume Japan 67.8 km 32,147
Yahaba Japan 70.7 km 28,056
Tōno Japan 39.5 km 26,110
Hachimantai Japan 85.1 km 25,076
Rikuzen-Takata Japan 55.8 km 18,262
Shizukuishi Japan 86.5 km 16,263
Kanegasaki Japan 77.6 km 15,580
Ōno Japan 95.1 km 15,091
Numakunai Japan 83.8 km 12,285
Minamisanriku Japan 98.0 km 12,225
Ōtsuchi Japan 11.9 km 11,572

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