List of cities, towns and villages in the Solomon Islands

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This is a list of populated places in the Solomon Islands .

Solomon Islands Country in Oceania

Solomon Islands is a sovereign state consisting of six major islands and over 900 smaller islands in Oceania lying to the east of Papua New Guinea and northwest of Vanuatu and covering a land area of 28,400 square kilometres (11,000 sq mi). The country's capital, Honiara, is located on the island of Guadalcanal. The country takes its name from the Solomon Islands archipelago, which is a collection of Melanesian islands that also includes the North Solomon Islands, but excludes outlying islands, such as Rennell and Bellona, and the Santa Cruz Islands.

A map of the Solomon Islands. SolomonIslandsMap.png
A map of the 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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