United States
California
8 m
There are at least 47 cities named Santa Cruz worldwide, in 16 countries and 5 continents. The map and list show where each one is.
United States
California
8 m
Mexico
Sonora
1,361 m
Mexico
Nayarit
6 m
Mexico
Michoacán
1,915 m
Mexico
San Luis Potosí
1,331 m
Mexico
Querétaro
1,970 m
Mexico
México
1,919 m
Mexico
Hidalgo
108 m
Mexico
Veracruz
924 m
Mexico
Guerrero
1,660 m
Mexico
Chiapas
38 m
Mexico
Tabasco
59 m
Mexico
Campeche
9 m
Belize
Toledo District
210 m
Honduras
Copán Department
1,048 m
Belize
Southern District
37 m
Honduras
Intibucá Department
387 m
Honduras
Choluteca Department
21 m
Honduras
El Paraíso Department
864 m
Costa Rica
Guanacaste Province
58 m
Panama
Chiriquí Province
38 m
Peru
Cajamarca Department
1,641 m
Jamaica
St. Elizabeth
13 m
Peru
San Martín Department
386 m
Peru
Lima region
6 m
Peru
Ica
112 m
Peru
Loreto
164 m
Chile
O'Higgins Region
174 m
Aruba
34 m
Venezuela
Aragua
450 m
Brazil
Pernambuco
544 m
Brazil
Paraíba
326 m
Brazil
Rio Grande do Norte
230 m
Cabo Verde
Santa Cruz
11 m
Portugal
Madeira
22 m
Portugal
Vila Real
411 m
Spain
Murcia
30 m
Philippines
Central Luzon
9 m
Philippines
Ilocos
11 m
Philippines
National Capital Region
15 m
Philippines
Cagayan Valley
3 m
Philippines
Calabarzon
9 m
Philippines
Mimaropa
50 m
Philippines
Western Visayas
252 m
Philippines
Central Visayas
19 m
Philippines
Bicol Region
43 m
Philippines
Davao Region
12 m
The 47 cities named Santa Cruz are spread across 16 countries, with no single country holding a dominant majority. The country with the most matches is Mexico (12).
These cities extend across 5 continents, span 21 time zones, and are present in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
By elevation, the lowest is in Cagayan Valley, the Philippines (near sea level) and the highest is in Querétaro, Mexico (about 1,970 m). From west to east, they run from California, the United States to Davao Region, the Philippines. From north to south, the northernmost is in Vila Real, Portugal, and the southernmost is in O'Higgins Region, Chile.
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