Camayenne

Source identity and administrative path

The source row behind Camayenne is GeoNames ID 2422488. Its recorded administrative path is Conakry → Guinea, and GeoNames classifies the place as a populated place.

Camayenne occurs once as a primary city label in this atlas sample; the numeric ID remains the durable source key if names change. The city row itself was updated 2012-01-18; that date belongs to the source record, not to every transport or visitor detail in the real destination.

Population position inside fixed cohorts

Within the fixed 1,206-record atlas, Camayenne ranks 223 by recorded population. Inside the 2 selected Guinea entries it ranks 2; inside the 243 entries in its broad region it ranks 48.

Its 1,871,242 population value is 0.98 times the 1,899,816 median for the country cohort and 2.07 times the 902,588 regional median. Camayenne is rank 2 among the 2 selected Guinea entries, so a percentage band would overstate this small cohort.

Camayenne's recorded value stays within one quarter of the country-cohort median used here. These comparisons describe this selected dataset only; they are not current census rankings or official urban-area boundaries.

Nearest-reference pattern

Camayenne's three nearest other atlas coordinates are Conakry at 1.196 km with 1,928,389 recorded people; Freetown at 126.658 km with 802,639 recorded people; Monrovia at 480.305 km with 1,542,549 recorded people. The closest-to-farthest distance spread is 479.109 km. Compared with Conakry, Camayenne's recorded population is 0.97 times as large. Against Camayenne, Conakry follows Conakry Special Zone → Conakry → Guinea in the source. Its point has higher latitude and higher longitude; it belongs to the same selected Guinea cohort, uses the shared Africa/Conakry identifier, and carries capital of a political entity rather than populated place.

Its recorded population is above Camayenne's. Against Camayenne, Freetown follows Western Area → Sierra Leone in the source. Its point has lower latitude and higher longitude; it belongs to the selected Sierra Leone cohort rather than Guinea, uses Africa/Freetown instead of Africa/Conakry, and carries capital of a political entity rather than populated place. Its recorded population is below Camayenne's. Against Camayenne, Monrovia follows Montserrado County → Liberia in the source.

Its point has lower latitude and higher longitude; it belongs to the selected Liberia cohort rather than Guinea, uses Africa/Monrovia instead of Africa/Conakry, and carries capital of a political entity rather than populated place. Its recorded population is below Camayenne's. Its nearest-neighbor distance ranks 9 of 1,206 from shortest to longest in the same snapshot. Camayenne's nearest-coordinate gap belongs to the tightest tenth of the atlas. This pattern can reveal whether other catalog references are geographically close, but it cannot establish whether a border crossing is possible or practical, or whether rail, road, fare, or journey-time connections exist.

Read as one record signature, GeoNames 2422488, the coordinate pair 9.5350 / 13.6878, country rank 2 of 2, and neighbor GeoNames 2422465 at 1.196 km bind Camayenne to a reproducible comparison. That combined key distinguishes the row; it is not a recommendation or evidence of a physical connection.

Coordinate, time-zone and class cohorts

Camayenne's reference point is 9.5350° north and 13.6878° west. The IANA identifier Africa/Conakry is shared by 2 city rows in this catalog, while the GeoNames class PPL is shared by 243 rows. Camayenne's row carries a first-order administrative label but no second-order label.

Camayenne's point falls in the near-equatorial coordinate band used by this atlas's row checks. Camayenne's time-zone field defines the narrower catalog cohort; its place class is shared more broadly. GeoNames supplies no elevation for Camayenne, so the profile preserves that missing value instead of guessing terrain.

Together these fields form a reproducible identity check for this page, not a claim about walkability, climate or accessibility.