Cities near Yang Talat

Yang Talat is a city of 13,360 inhabitants in Thailand. The most populous cities near Yang Talat within 100 km are Khon Kaen, Kalasin, Maha Sarakham. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 16.3998° Longitude: 103.3679° Population: 13,360 Timezone: Asia/Bangkok
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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
Khon Kaen Thailand 57.3 km 114,459
Kalasin Thailand 15.2 km 55,102
Maha Sarakham Thailand 25.0 km 51,584
Roi Et Thailand 48.8 km 39,328
Ban Phai Thailand 77.8 km 35,583
Ban Phan Don Thailand 92.7 km 29,211
Kamalasai Thailand 23.2 km 23,393
Ban Nong Wua So Thailand 97.7 km 21,722
Kuchinarai Thailand 74.4 km 20,532
Kaset Wisai Thailand 85.9 km 18,569
Ban Selaphum Thailand 75.4 km 17,412
Nong Kung Si Thailand 28.7 km 17,001
Khao Wong Thailand 83.9 km 15,184
Chai Wari Thailand 43.7 km 13,671
Kranuan Thailand 46.0 km 13,475
Waeng Thailand 66.0 km 13,317
Huai Mek Thailand 25.4 km 12,352
Suwannaphum Thailand 100.0 km 12,221
Non Sang Thailand 100.0 km 11,819
Kosum Phisai Thailand 36.2 km 10,672
Phayakkhaphum Phisai Thailand 100.0 km 10,212
Wapi Pathum Thailand 61.7 km 10,198

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