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Light pollution in Malaysia

28 cities · estimated Bortle class at each city centre
11 of 28 cities read Bortle 8–9 · 15 of 28 cities read Bortle 7–8 · 2 of 28 cities read Bortle 6–7. The darkest city centre on the list is Sandakan (Bortle 6–7).
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Cities, brightest first

#CityBortle (est.)Brightness2 classes darker
1Puchong8–9255~25 km S
2Kuala Lumpur8–9255~25 km ENE
3Kampung Baru Subang8–9255~25 km NE
4Johor Bahru8–9255~25 km N
5Kajang8–9255~25 km NE
6Pasir Gudang8–9255~25 km E
7Bukit Mertajam8–9244~25 km SW
8Kota Bharu8–9255~25 km NNE
9Seremban8–9255~25 km ENE
10Ipoh8–9255~25 km ENE
11Kapar8–9236~25 km W
12Iskandar Puteri7–8175~25 km SW
13Malacca7–8246~25 km SSW
14Paya Terubong7–8216~25 km WNW
15Kuching7–8255~25 km NNW
16Kuantan7–8255~25 km ESE
17Alor Setar7–8255~25 km WSW
18Kuala Terengganu7–8249~25 km NE
19Muar7–8255~25 km SSW
20Taiping7–8255~25 km SW
21Kota Kinabalu7–8240~25 km W
22Kluang7–8254~25 km E
23Sepang7–8124~25 km SW
24Miri7–8194~25 km W
25Teluk Intan7–8251~25 km SE
26Tawau7–8255~25 km SSE
27Kota Kuala Muda6–7108~25 km WNW
28Sandakan6–7172~25 km ENE

Brightness is the NASA VIIRS Black Marble 2016 value at the city centre on a 0–255 scale; 255 is saturated. Cities are ordered by estimated sky brightness, which also counts the light within 30 km.