Lesotho Cities with Latitude & Longitude – Download in Excel, CSV, SQL, JSON, XML
Last update : 24 March 2026.
Here you’ll find a curated sample of 100 key cities from Lesotho, each with essential data points such as latitude, longitude, administrative region, and other relevant attributes.
This preview is extracted from our full dataset, which includes a total of 382 geographic locations across Lesotho.
Whether you’re working on mapping, analytics, or app development, the data is available for both personal and commercial use.
All entries can be downloaded in five formats: Excel (.xlsx), CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML.
Capital Highlight: The official capital city of Lesotho is Maseru.
| Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 932330 | Mpharane | LS | -30.01667 | 27.55 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932837 | Foso | LS | -29.26667 | 27.56667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932287 | Nyane | Nyane,Saint Anne of Auray | LS | -29.58096 | 28.23991 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932390 | Monaheng | LS | -29.86667 | 27.71667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 11258455 | Ha Khohlooa | LS | Berea | -29.31567 | 27.71718 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11281612 | Phahameng | LS | Mafeteng | -29.82922 | 27.23262 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11397271 | Ha Thibeli | LS | Leribe | -29.17025 | 28.48071 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932303 | Ntlamas | Ntlama,Ntlamas | LS | -29.17442 | 27.87541 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11280617 | Upper Thamae | LS | Maseru | -29.33051 | 27.5128 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932591 | Makhaketsa | Makakaitsa,Makhaketsa | LS | -29.00184 | 27.75745 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932709 | Lekokoaneng | Lehlohonolo,Lekokoaneng | LS | -29.16433 | 27.69003 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 7669282 | Ramabanta | LS | Maseru | -29.66732 | 27.78695 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11205008 | Hills View | LS | Maseru | -29.32699 | 27.47533 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11280712 | Linakeng Ha Mphosi | LS | Mokhotlong | -29.5297 | 28.78491 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11427963 | Ha Matjotjo | LS | Berea | -29.228 | 27.869 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932492 | Massabiella | Massabiella,Tsiu,Tsius | LS | -29.53067 | 27.57716 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932269 | Phamong | Griffiths,Phamong | LS | -30.24809 | 27.8014 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932684 | Letseng-la-Terae | Letseng-la-Draai,Letseng-la-Terae,Terae | LS | -28.91667 | 28.81667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932625 | Lower Qeme | LS | -29.53242 | 27.49545 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932537 | Mantsebo | LS | -29.48333 | 27.51667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932633 | Litsilong | Litsilong,Majatla | LS | -29.22257 | 27.70356 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932920 | Blue Gums | Blue Gums,Blue Gums Store | LS | -30.33952 | 27.52884 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932076 | Sephapos Gate | Sepapo’s,Sepapo’s,Sepapus Gate,Sephapos Gate | LS | -29.95406 | 27.21308 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932051 | Tajane | Molomo,Tajane,Tayane | LS | -29.71058 | 27.48341 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11427991 | Ha Ntsabane | LS | Berea | -29.0919 | 27.871 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 931946 | Tsime | LS | -28.78831 | 28.41613 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 11281900 | Ha Lethokonyana | LS | Berea | -29.1624 | 27.8168 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932067 | Seutloali | Masoeling,Phatso,Seutloali | LS | -29.16845 | 27.95174 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932423 | Mokhathis | Makati,Mokhathis | LS | -29.11667 | 27.95 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932680 | Letsikas | Letsika,Letsikas | LS | -28.66502 | 28.4229 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932012 | Thaba Putsoa | LS | -29.59367 | 28.06095 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932367 | Mosala | Mosala,Mosalas | LS | -29.72984 | 27.55707 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932761 | Koeneng | LS | -29.03333 | 28 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932196 | Qiloane | Qiloane | LS | -29.35115 | 27.68291 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11288636 | Ha Mafeto | LS | Mafeteng | -29.69195 | 27.34022 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11280717 | Qalo | LS | Butha-Buthe | -28.71895 | 28.31308 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932771 | Khotsi | Khotsi,Khotsis,Rakoto | LS | -29.06107 | 27.93539 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11497841 | Ha Makhalanyane | LS | Maseru | -29.40572 | 27.61514 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11497840 | Ha Qacha | LS | Mohaleʼs Hoek | -30.21869 | 27.81407 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11258600 | Ha Leaoa | LS | Thaba-Tseka | -29.35558 | 28.57239 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932061 | Siloe | LS | -29.9541 | 27.28294 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 931995 | Tikoe | Leklatsa,Tikoe | LS | -29.35656 | 27.46228 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932636 | Lirahalibonoe | LS | -29.45 | 27.93333 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 11395391 | Ha Hoki | LS | Leribe | -28.936 | 28.076 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932003 | Thokoa | LS | -29.02975 | 27.7731 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932083 | Ha Senekane | Senekal,Senekals | LS | -29.2554 | 27.72765 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932000 | Thulo | Tholo,Thulo | LS | -29.58907 | 27.26008 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932434 | Mohlanapeng | Mohlanapeng | LS | -29.59308 | 28.66963 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11497839 | Ha Fou | LS | Qachaʼs Nek | -29.94395 | 28.51178 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932369 | Morunyaneng | Matedile Store,Matelile,Morunyaneng | LS | -29.8311 | 27.53327 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932433 | Mohlehli | Bolumatau,Mohlehli | LS | -29.73885 | 27.20782 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11281617 | Ha Tlhakanenlo | LS | Maseru | -29.59544 | 27.47056 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932424 | Mokhalinyane | Makadinyane,Mokhalinyane | LS | -29.48333 | 27.36667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932718 | Lejone | LS | -29.10853 | 28.48807 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932005 | Theetsoa | LS | -29.71667 | 27.9 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932328 | Mphoto | LS | -29.44536 | 27.58916 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932438 | Mohale’s Hoek | Mohale’s Hoek,Mohale’s Hoek | LS | Mohaleʼs Hoek | -30.15137 | 27.47691 | 40040 | Africa/Maseru | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 932460 | Mekaling | Mekading,Mekaling,Nkeleng | LS | -30.29135 | 27.48781 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932271 | Phafoli | Phafoli,Phafudi | LS | -29.80576 | 27.67746 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932894 | Botsabelo | Botsabelo,Botsabelo Asylum | LS | -29.26667 | 27.51667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932397 | Moliboeas | Modiboea,Moliboeas | LS | -28.9 | 28.1 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11427335 | Ha Sikara | LS | Quthing | -30.39907 | 27.7006 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932046 | Teba | Qhoobeng,Teba,Theba | LS | -29.96845 | 27.88103 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932608 | Mahatlanes | Mahatlames,Mahatlane,Mahatlanes | LS | -29.20855 | 27.84178 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11103714 | Motse-Mocha | LS | Maseru | -29.43023 | 27.55235 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11288672 | Ha Majake | LS | Mafeteng | -29.67838 | 27.24018 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932035 | Teyateyaneng | Teyateyaneng | LS | Berea | -29.14719 | 27.74895 | 5115 | Africa/Maseru | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 931951 | Tsiame | Likotsi,Lipolisa,Tsiame | LS | -29.38849 | 27.45833 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932428 | Moitsupelis | LS | -29.58333 | 27.76667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 11497842 | Mankoaneng | LS | Leribe | -28.8687 | 28.04039 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11281897 | Ha Katu | LS | Maseru | -29.4629 | 27.6039 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932730 | Kueneng | Kueneng | LS | -29.07472 | 28.00787 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932878 | Cutting Camp | LS | -30.26667 | 27.75 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932488 | Mateka | Mateka,Matekas | LS | -29.23333 | 27.88333 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932183 | Quthing | Cguting,Moyeni,Quthing,UTG,Цгутинг | LS | Quthing | -30.40001 | 27.70027 | 27314 | Africa/Maseru | seat of a first-order administrative division | ||
| 11205706 | Mafikeng | LS | Maseru | -29.45349 | 27.71376 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932814 | Hobsons | LS | -29.11667 | 27.96667 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932603 | Mahloenyeng | Lehloenyas,Lehlonia,Mahloenyeng | LS | -29.5689 | 27.55126 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 7670817 | ha Makhoroana | LS | Berea | -29.15881 | 28.03563 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11204674 | Ha-Seoli | LS | Maseru | -29.37135 | 27.50813 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932166 | Ramosoeu | Ramosoeu,Ramosueu | LS | -29.90776 | 27.52446 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932882 | Chere | Chere,Cheri | LS | -29.60234 | 27.17003 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932177 | Rafolatsane | Rafolatsana,Rafolatsane | LS | -29.34799 | 29.00679 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932248 | Pitseng | Pitseng | LS | -29.00699 | 28.21328 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932808 | Joel | Joel,Joels | LS | -28.68333 | 28.28333 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932118 | Seetsas | LS | -28.90035 | 28.17516 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 11287587 | Boinyatso | LS | Butha-Buthe | -28.782 | 28.465 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932286 | Old Mohales Hoek | Old Mohales Hoek,Old Mohales Hoek Store | LS | -30.10729 | 27.47549 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932435 | Mohlakoanas | Mahlakoanas,Mohlakoanas,Mohlakwana | LS | -30.21788 | 27.93939 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11377124 | Phelandaba | LS | Butha-Buthe | -28.76322 | 28.50266 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11257389 | Ha Mokati | LS | Leribe | -28.9628 | 27.901 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932129 | Schoolplaats | LS | -30.3 | 27.5 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 11287864 | Ha Setala | LS | Thaba-Tseka | -29.67801 | 28.81315 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932077 | Sepechele | LS | -29.79628 | 27.36526 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932575 | Makojang | Makojang,Makoyang | LS | -29.93333 | 27.73333 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 11428275 | Thabong I | LS | Thaba-Tseka | -29.50911 | 28.5931 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | |||
| 932391 | Molumong | LS | -29.32551 | 28.98931 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932389 | Monantsa | LS | -28.56667 | 28.63333 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932065 | Sibi Sibi | LS | -29.89628 | 27.82006 | 0 | Africa/Maseru | populated place | ||||
| 932614 | Mafeteng | MFC,Mafeteng | LS | Mafeteng | -29.82299 | 27.23744 | 39754 | Africa/Maseru | seat of a first-order administrative division |
Lesotho’s Cities in the Sky: Mapping the Kingdom in the Clouds
A Nation Defined by Altitude and Precision
Lesotho, the only sovereign country in the world entirely above 1,000 meters in elevation, defies geographic norms. Encircled by South Africa, it is a landlocked enclave that turns remoteness into identity. With its rugged mountains, deep valleys, and plateau settlements, Lesotho is a case study in how geography shapes society—from settlement patterns to infrastructure, agriculture, and access to services.
As a geographer, I’ve always viewed Lesotho as more than a cartographic curiosity. It’s a country whose development and resilience are intimately linked to its topography and spatial structure. That’s precisely why I created a comprehensive, up-to-date, and rigorously structured city database for Lesotho—because understanding this nation demands data that matches its unique elevation and complexity.
Decoding the Local Grid: Regions and Districts with Clarity
While many international datasets lump Lesotho’s settlements into generic categories, our work makes the crucial distinction between **regions and departments**—in this case, districts. Lesotho is divided into ten districts, each with a distinctive terrain, economy, and administrative character. Cities like Maseru, Leribe, and Quthing are not interchangeable nodes—they are hubs defined by climate, access to resources, and historical trade routes.
In our dataset, each city and town is assigned to its correct district with precision. This isn’t simply about order—it’s about enabling meaningful spatial analysis. Whether you're an NGO planning logistics, a researcher studying rural accessibility, or a policymaker assessing service delivery, the structure of the data is your first tool for insight.
Geographic Coordinates: The Backbone of Spatial Understanding
No modern geographic analysis is complete without accurate **latitude and longitude** data. Lesotho’s mountainous terrain means that the elevation and orientation of a village can drastically affect its weather patterns, agricultural productivity, or flood risk. Mapping its settlements with pinpoint precision opens new doors for planning and risk mitigation.
Our database includes these coordinates for every populated locality, allowing for integration into GIS software, environmental models, or route optimization platforms. But raw data alone isn’t enough—it needs to be accessible.
The Excel Leap: Making Geographic Data Universally Usable
One of the most impactful changes we’ve made this year is offering our Lesotho city dataset in **Excel (.xlsx)** format.
Why is this so significant? Because Excel is the bridge between technical depth and universal usability. With this format, users can explore and manipulate data without needing programming skills or database infrastructure. Educators, local officials, development agencies, and students can sort cities by district, filter by altitude, or visualize distribution patterns—all within a familiar spreadsheet environment.
Excel brings order to complexity. It transforms raw geodata into an intuitive tool for decision-making, planning, and communication.
Multiple Formats for Maximum Flexibility
While Excel is now the centerpiece, our Lesotho city dataset is also available in other formats for users with technical requirements:
* **CSV** for lightweight processing and cross-platform compatibility
* **SQL** for database integration and large-scale querying
* **JSON** for dynamic applications and web-based interfaces
* **XML** for structured data exchange in complex systems
Each format ensures that the data isn’t just available—it’s actionable.
Why Lesotho’s City Data Matters More Than Ever
From climate adaptation strategies to rural health delivery, the need for reliable, structured data on Lesotho’s settlements has never been greater. Development challenges in mountainous regions are fundamentally geographic: roads that vanish under snow, communities cut off by landslides, and uneven access to clean water. Solutions begin with understanding where people live and how those places are connected.
Our city dataset offers that foundation. It’s not a map—it’s a lens. Through it, we see the contours of Lesotho not as abstract lines, but as lived spaces, interdependent and evolving.
Conclusion: A Geography of Connection, Not Isolation
Lesotho may be remote in its physical position, but its cities are deeply connected—by river valleys, mountain passes, and now, by structured data. By offering a richly detailed, regionally accurate city database—especially in Excel format—we’re helping bridge the gap between geography and action.
For researchers, planners, and developers, this isn’t just information. It’s infrastructure. It’s insight. It’s the first step toward any serious endeavor in the Kingdom in the Sky.
