List of cities, towns and villages in Solomon Islands

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This is a list of populated places in the nation state of Solomon Islands , it excludes areas within the Solomon Islands archipelago that fall under a different jurisdiction, such as Bougainville.

A map of Solomon Islands. SolomonIslandsMap.png
A map of Solomon Islands.
The capital, Honiara. Honiara general view.jpg
The capital, Honiara.

Populated places

City, town or village Coordinates Census 1999 Island Province
Auki 8°46′S160°42′E / 8.76°S 160.70°E / -8.76; 160.70 (Auki) 4,022 Malaita Malaita Province
Buala 8°10′S159°37′E / 8.16°S 159.62°E / -8.16; 159.62 (Buala) 2,438 Santa Isabel Island Isabel Province
Gizo (Ghizo) 8°06′S156°51′E / 8.10°S 156.85°E / -8.10; 156.85 (Gizo) 5,323 Ghizo Island Western Province
Honiara 9°26′S159°55′E / 9.43°S 159.91°E / -9.43; 159.91 (Honiara) 49,107 Guadalcanal Guadalcanal Province
Kamaosi 8°28′39.49″S159°48′29.37″E / 8.4776361°S 159.8081583°E / -8.4776361; 159.8081583 (Kamaosi) ? Santa Isabel Island Isabel Province
Kirakira (Kaokaona) 10°26′S161°53′E / 10.44°S 161.88°E / -10.44; 161.88 (Kirakira) 979 Makira (San Cristobal) Makira-Ulawa Province
Lata (Santa Cruz) 10°43′S165°50′E / 10.71°S 165.83°E / -10.71; 165.83 (Lata) n/a Nendo Island Temotu Province
Maniora 10°16′S161°31′E / 10.26°S 161.52°E / -10.26; 161.52 (Maniora) 100 Makira (San Cristobal) Makira-Ulawa Province
Munda 8°20′S157°16′E / 8.33°S 157.27°E / -8.33; 157.27 (Tigoa) n/a New Georgia Western Province
Noro 8°13′S157°13′E / 8.22°S 157.22°E / -8.22; 157.22 (Noro) 3,482 New Georgia Western Province
Taro Island 6°43′S156°26′E / 6.72°S 156.43°E / -6.72; 156.43 (Taro Island) 440 Taro Island Choiseul Province
Tigoa (Tinggoa) 11°32′S160°02′E / 11.54°S 160.03°E / -11.54; 160.03 (Tigoa) n/a Rennell Island (Mungava) Rennell and Bellona Province
Tulagi (Tulaghi) 9°05′S160°09′E / 9.09°S 160.15°E / -9.09; 160.15 (Tulagi) 1,333 Tulagi Central Province

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