Canada
Alberta
677 m
There are at least 23 cities named Oxford worldwide, in 4 countries and 3 continents. The map and list show where each one is.
Canada
Alberta
677 m
United States
Nebraska
638 m
United States
Kansas
366 m
United States
Arkansas
238 m
United States
Iowa
229 m
United States
Wisconsin
270 m
United States
Mississippi
155 m
United States
Indiana
228 m
United States
Alabama
201 m
United States
Ohio
280 m
United States
Georgia
238 m
United States
Michigan
324 m
United States
North Carolina
144 m
United States
Maryland
4 m
United States
Pennsylvania
172 m
United States
New York
298 m
United States
New Jersey
174 m
United States
Connecticut
110 m
United States
Massachusetts
156 m
United States
Maine
103 m
Canada
Nova Scotia
6 m
United Kingdom
England
72 m
New Zealand
Canterbury
244 m
Most of the cities are in the United States (19 of 23). The rest are in Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.
These cities are found across Europe, North America and Oceania, span 8 time zones, and are present in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
By elevation, the lowest is in Maryland, the United States (near sea level) and the highest is in Alberta, Canada (about 677 m). From west to east, they run from Alberta, Canada to Canterbury, New Zealand. From north to south, the northernmost is in Alberta, Canada, and the southernmost is in Canterbury, New Zealand.
Cities are ordered by longitude, from west to east, so they line up left to right on the map.
Selecting a city highlights it on the map and shows more information.
Coordinates are shown in decimal degrees (Latitude, Longitude).
See also: Coordinates · Distances between cities · Antipodes