Surabaya
Surabaya is a city on the eastern side of the island of Java and is the capital of the East Java province of Indonesia. It is the second largest city in the country with over 10 million inhabitants in its metropolitan area.
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- City with about 3,010,000 residents
- …lies at an elevation of around 10 metres (20 feet)
- …has the IATA airport code SUB
- Description: city in East Java Province, Indonesia
- Also known as“Heroes Town”“Surabaya City”“Surabaya Town”
Wikimedia, Public domain.Places of Interest
Highlights include Surabaya Pasarturi railway station and Surabaya Kota railway station.
Surabaya Pasarturi railway station
Surabaya Pasar Turi Station or Surabaya Pasarturi…
Surabaya Kota railway station
Surabaya Kota Station is a railway station…
Cheng Ho Mosque
Cheng Ho Mosque is a mosque with Chinese influences in Ketabang, Kecamatan Genteng, Surabaya.
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Ketabang and Embong Kaliasin.
Surabaya
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Latitude
-7.2463° or 7° 14′ 47″ south
Longitude
112.7378° or 112° 44′ 16″ east
UN/LOCODE
ID SUB
Open location code
6P4JQP3Q+F4
OpenStreetMap ID
OpenStreetMap feature
place=city
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In Other Languages
From Achinese to Yue Chinese—“Surabaya” goes by many names.
SurabayaAchinese
SurabayaAfrikaans
SurabayaAlbanian
سوراباياArabic
ՍուրաբայաArmenian
SurabayaAsturian
SurabayaAzerbaijani
Kota SurabayaBalinese
ᬲᬸᬭᬩᬬBalinese
СурабаяBashkir
SurabayaBasque
SurabayaBatak Mandailing
SurabayaBavarian
СурабаяBelarusian
সুরাবায়াBengali
Kota SurabayaBetawi
SurabayaBreton
СурабаяBulgarian
ဆူရာဘာယားမြို့Burmese
SurabayaCatalan
SurabayaCebuano
СурабаяChechen
泗水Chinese
苏腊巴亚Chinese
SurabayaCroatian
SurabájaCzech
SurabayaDanish
SoerabaiaDutch
SoerabaijaDutch
SoerabajaDutch
SoerabayaDutch
SourabayaDutch
SurabayaDutch
སུ་ར་བ་ཡ་ གྲོང་ཁྱེར།Dzongkha
سوراباياEgyptian Arabic
SurabajoEsperanto
SurabayaEstonian
SurabayaFijian
SurabayaFinnish
SurabaiaGalician
სურაბაიაGeorgian
Kota SurabayaGorontalo
ΣουραμπάγιαGreek
સુરબયાGujarati
SurabayaHausa
סורבאיהHebrew
סורביהHebrew
सुराबयाHindi
SurabayaHungarian
SurabayaIban
SurabayaIdo
Kota Besar SurabayaIndonesian
Kota PahlawanIndonesian
Kota SurabayaIndonesian
Kotapraja SurabayaIndonesian
SoerabajaIndonesian
SurabayaIndonesian
Surabaya KotaIndonesian
Surabaya, Jawa TimurIndonesian
SurabayaInterlingue
SurabayaIrish
SurabayaItalian
スラバヤJapanese
Kota SurabayaJavanese
Kutha PahlawanJavanese
Kutha SurabayaJavanese
Kutha WiraJavanese
SurabayaKalaallisut
ಸುರಬಾಯKannada
ស៊ូរ៉ាបាយ៉ាKhmer
SurabayaKomering
수라바야Korean
ສຸຣາບາຢາLao
SurabayaLatin
SurabajaLatvian
SurabajaLithuanian
Koṭṭa SorbhâjâMadurese
Kottha SorbhâjâMadurese
Kota SurabayaMalagasy
Kota SurabayaMalay
SurabayaMalay
സുരബായMalayalam
SurabayaMaltese
HurapaiaMaori
SurabayaMaori
सुरबयाMarathi
سوراباياMazanderani
SurabayaMin Nan Chinese
Surabaya ChhīMin Nan Chinese
Kota SurabayaMinangkabau
СурабаяMoksha
SurabayaNorthern Frisian
SurabayaNorwegian
SurabayaNorwegian Bokmål
SurabajaNorwegian Nynorsk
SurabayaNyanja
SurabayaOccitan (post 1500)
СурабаяOssetian
سورابایاPersian
SurabajaPolish
SurabayaRomanian
СурабаяRussia Buriat
СурабаяRussian
SurabayaScots
СурабајаSerbian
SurabajaSerbo-Croatian
ဝဵင်းသူရပၢႆႇယႃႇShan
SurabajaSilesian
සුරබයාSinhala
SurabajaSlovak
SurabajaSlovenian
سورابایاSouth Azerbaijani
Kota SurabayaSundanese
SurabayaSwahili
SurabajaSwedish
SurabayaSwedish
SurabayaTagalog
СурабаяTajik
சுராபாயாTamil
СурабаяTatar
సురబాయTelugu
ซูราบายาThai
สุราบายาThai
SurabayaTurkish
СурабаяUkrainian
سورابایاUrdu
SurabayaUzbek
SurabayaVenetian
SurabaiVeps
SurabayaVietnamese
SurabayaWaray (Philippines)
SurabayaWelsh
ՍուրապայաWestern Armenian
سورابایاWestern Panjabi
泗水Wu Chinese
泗水（印度尼西亚）Wu Chinese
СурабайаYakut
泗水Yue Chinese
泗水市Yue Chinese
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