Macao Cities with Latitude & Longitude – Download in Excel, CSV, SQL, JSON, XML
Last update : 23 March 2026.
Here you’ll find a curated sample of 100 key cities from Macao, 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 7 geographic locations across Macao.
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 Macao is Macau.
| Geoname_ID | City | Alternate_Name | Country_Code | Region | Sub_region | Latitude | Longitude | Elevation | Population | Timezone | Fcode_Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1821294 | Zhuojiacun | Cheoc Ca Chun,Cheoc Ca Chün,Tcheok-Ka-Tchin,Tcheok-La-Tchin,Ts’ao-chia-ts’un,Ts’ao-chia-ts’un,Zhuojiacun,zhuo jia cun,卓家村 | MO | 22.16139 | 113.55639 | 0 | Asia/Macau | populated place | |||
| 1821279 | Lai Chi Van | Lai Chi Van,Lizhiwan,Lui-Tchi-Van,Povoacao de Lai Chi Van,Povoação de Lai Chi Van,li zhi wan,荔枝碗 | MO | São Francisco Xavier | 22.11972 | 113.55111 | 0 | Asia/Macau | populated place | ||
| 1821292 | Luhuan | Coloane,Luhuan,lu huan,路环 | MO | São Francisco Xavier | 22.11806 | 113.55194 | 0 | Asia/Macau | populated place | ||
| 1821288 | Heisha | Hac Sa,Hac-Tsa,Heisha,Hác Sá,Povoacao de Hac Sa,Povoação de Hác Sá,hei sha,黑沙 | MO | 22.11917 | 113.56778 | 0 | Asia/Macau | populated place | |||
| 1821274 | Macau | Aomen,Aomin’,Au-mun,Aumwnz,Aumyn,Cidade de Macau,Cidade do Santo Nome de Deus de Macau,MFM,Ma Cao,Macao,Macau,Macaum,Makaa,Makaaw,Makao,Makaou,Makau,Makaw,Makawo,Makaó,Makee,Makèë,Màkáù,O-muong,ao men,maka,maka’o,maka’u,makao,makavu,makaw,makayw,makkavu,mkaw,Àu-mûn,Ó̤-muòng,Μακάου,Аоминь,Аумын,Макаа,Макао,מקאו,ئاۋمېن,ماكاو,ماکائو,مکاؤ,މަކާއޫ,मकाउ,मकाओ,মাকাউ,ਮਕਾਉ,મકાઉ,மக்காவு,మకావు,ಮಕಾವು,മകൗ,เขตบริหารพิเศษมาเก๊า,မကာအို,მაკაო,マカオ,澳門,澳门,마카오 | MO | 22.20056 | 113.54611 | 649335 | Asia/Macau | capital of a political entity | |||
| 6611390 | Jiu’ao | Jiu’ao,Jiu’ao,Ka Ho,Ká Hó,Povoacao de Ka Ho,Povoação de Ká Hó,jiu ao,九澳 | MO | São Francisco Xavier | 22.13306 | 113.58139 | 0 | Asia/Macau | populated place | ||
| 1821263 | Taipa | Dangzai,Lin-chia-ts’un,Lin-chia-ts’un,Taipa,Vila da Taipa,YFT,dang zi,氹仔 | MO | Nossa Senhora do Carmo | 22.15583 | 113.55694 | 0 | Asia/Macau | populated place |
Macao: Charting the Dense Poetry of an Urban Peninsula
A City That Refuses to Be Simplified
Macao isn’t just a place—it’s a phenomenon. Geographically minuscule, politically unique, and culturally layered, Macao is what happens when East and West collide, condense, and settle into stone. As a geographer, I’ve studied vast territories and complex nation-states, but Macao challenges every instinct. Here, a single district can hold the density of a small country, and a short walk reveals centuries of global exchange etched into the terrain.
To map Macao is to accept the tension between scale and depth. And if we’re going to work with it seriously—academically, technically, economically—we need data that respects the complexity beneath the surface.
When Geographic Data Becomes a Tool for Clarity
One of the most frustrating truths about working with Macao is the scarcity of structured, city-level geographic data. Most international databases treat it as a single dot, often ignoring internal divisions, regional variations, or spatial identity. That’s unacceptable—especially for a territory that’s both a Special Administrative Region and a dynamic urban ecosystem.
That’s why I developed a new dataset dedicated entirely to Macao. It doesn’t generalize—it dissects. It includes each urban area, classified by region and local administrative boundaries, while offering full geospatial coordinates to enable proper GIS integration. This is not symbolic mapping—it’s functional intelligence.
The Administrative Puzzle of a Compact Powerhouse
Despite its small size, Macao isn’t monolithic. The region is divided into distinct zones—Macau Peninsula, Taipa, Coloane, Cotai—with each holding different economic functions, population densities, and urban morphologies. Even within the peninsula itself, neighborhoods like Santo António and Sé operate as separate organisms with distinct developmental profiles.
My dataset maps all these urban segments clearly, attaching each to its respective department or regional identifier. Whether you're modeling land use, studying mobility, or mapping urban heat islands, this hierarchy matters.
Latitude and Longitude: Anchoring Every Urban Detail
Too many global datasets sacrifice accuracy in favor of abstraction. But Macao’s intricacy requires coordinates—real ones. Every city area and administrative unit in the dataset is tied to precise latitude and longitude points. This isn't just for mapping—it’s for urban planning, logistics optimization, demographic modeling, and more.
And crucially, this data wasn’t scraped—it was built, cleaned, verified. A geographer’s fingerprint is in every cell.
Excel as the Core Format: Not Just Readable, Truly Workable
While the database is available in multiple formats—CSV, SQL, JSON, XML—Excel is where the real magic happens. I’ve just added the .xlsx format to this dataset, and it’s already proving indispensable.
Excel is more than a spreadsheet; it’s a live workspace. You can sort Macao’s districts by longitude, filter by region, cross-reference administrative layers, or even build dynamic visualizations—all from a clean, reliable, well-labeled Excel file. It’s ideal for analysts, researchers, policymakers, and even students diving into spatial studies for the first time.
What’s Inside the Dataset
* Full list of Macao’s cities, neighborhoods, and localities
* Regional and departmental affiliations for every urban area
* Verified latitude and longitude for each entry
* Delivered in Excel (.xlsx), CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML formats
Why Precision in Macao Matters More Than Ever
Macao isn’t growing out—it’s growing in. Its evolution depends on micro-decisions made at the spatial level: zoning, mobility infrastructure, environmental control. That means planners, architects, and technologists need accurate data, ready to use across formats and platforms. Not symbolic, not estimated—real.
This dataset delivers that, especially through Excel, which allows immediate operationalization of information. It empowers you to stop guessing and start modeling, planning, and building with confidence.
Geography Is Not a Scale—It’s a Lens
To dismiss Macao as “too small” is to misunderstand geography. This territory may be compact, but it’s spatially rich, politically distinct, and economically massive per square meter. The goal of my dataset is not to simplify Macao—but to give professionals the clarity and tools to embrace its complexity.
With this new, Excel-optimized database, the inner workings of Macao are now fully mapped, fully structured, and fully ready. Because when geography meets precision, even the smallest places reveal their greatest insights.
