Tamale, Northern, Ghana

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

• Kyanshiogo (4.4km)
• Banvum (6.3km)
• Bulpiela (6.3km)
• Cheggo (7km)
• Yepasi (8.9km)
• Tua (8.9km)
• Zujung (8.9km)
• Vitin (9.9km)
• Kanvile (9.9km)
• Sigameri (9.9km)
• Yong (9.9km)
• Taha (11.3km)
• Kwotingli (11.3km)
• Zawire (12.9km)
• Zuorugu (13.3km)
• Balahi (14km)
• Kararaga (14km)
• Zidung (14km)
• Kasalgo (15.6km)
• Gumani (15.6km)
• Dimalla (15.6km)
• Melshegaw (15.7km)
• Kokuo (15.7km)
• Dungu (16km)
• Pwenni (16.8km)
• Zuo (16.8km)
• Boashe (16.8km)
• Giana (16.9km)
• Dakrubongo (16.9km)
• Wovogel (17.7km)
• Difa (18.2km)
• Kopiong (18.3km)
• Nachimbiya (18.3km)
• Kwintalaga (19km)
• Ticheli (19km)
• Suasie (19.9km)
• Bannayili (20km)
• Bruma (20.1km)
• Foshogo (20.1km)
• Kula (21km)
• Sanga (22.1km)
• Bahalahi (22.1km)
• Pilo (22.1km)
• Nyesie (22.2km)
• Jantoo Kuko (22.2km)
• Bornaiyili (22.5km)
• Lahago (22.6km)
• Gumon (22.6km)
• Sandu (22.6km)
• Kpinjingo (22.7km)
• Kiong (22.7km)

intermittent stream; a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Sangaliga (12.5km)
• Pasam (12.5km)
• Zayuri (16km)
• Dirinyogo (21km)
• Kulawuri (22.1km)
• Nadabong (22.1km)
• Lumvari (22.1km)
• Kwaha (22.6km)

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.

• Tamale (19.1km)

seat of a first-order administrative division; seat of a first-order administrative division (PPLC takes precedence over PPLA).

• Tamale (0km)