Kikwit, Bandundu, Congo (Kinshasa)

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Kikwit (0km)
• Konzombi (5.8km)
• Lukole (8.9km)
• Kihuma (10.7km)
• Kilungu-Djimba (11.1km)
• Kizamba (11.3km)
• Lumbi-Nzinda (14.5km)
• Kipuka (14.5km)
• Kikwit (15.3km)
• Kinzambi (15.7km)
• Kikondo (16.3km)
• Kikongo (18.1km)
• Kumbi I (18.6km)
• Mosango (19.2km)
• Kimpata (21.8km)
• Ekubi (25.5km)
• Kimbinga (29km)
• Ngula (30.1km)
• Tshangunu (30.2km)
• Bumba-Puta (30.8km)
• Kakoi (31.7km)
• Kimputu (32.7km)
• Banza (33.9km)
• Kipata (36.5km)
• Kikongo (36.8km)
• Iseme (37.4km)
• Kinsomi (37.5km)
• Kinka (37.7km)
• Busongo (38.8km)
• Muebe (40.8km)
• Mulungu (42.2km)
• Bumba (43km)
• Mala (44.3km)
• Mulumbu (44.9km)
• Belo (49.6km)
• Kisala (51.7km)

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Loma (4.3km)
• Ibu (4.6km)
• Lukemi (4.6km)
• Mwambia (5km)
• Diuada (5.7km)
• Sopo (8.8km)
• Zinda (9.6km)
• Luano (11.8km)
• Malembelembe (14.7km)
• Sopo (18.7km)
• Muebe (19.3km)
• Esinga (22.1km)
• Moinzi (33.7km)
• Miaka (34.2km)
• Yonzi (37.1km)
• Shinda (38km)
• Kangungu (39.5km)
• Mubondo (44.9km)
• Mosandji (48.1km)

second-order administrative division; a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.

• Ville de Kikwit (1.3km)
• Sous-Région du Kwilu (1.3km)

airport; a place where aircraft regularly land and take off, with runways, navigational aids, and major facilities for the commercial handling of passengers and cargo.

• Kikwit (4.5km)