The New Administrative Capital is located at the confluence of latitude 30.01 north and longitude 31.45 east, on an area of ​​approximately 170,000 acres (688 km²), bordered on the north by the Cairo-Suez Desert Road, the cities of Badr, Al-Shorouk, and the capital gardens, and from the south by the Cairo-Ain Al-Sukhna road. The eastern desert, from the east the city of Suez, 80 km away, from the west the cities of New Cairo and Cairo, 45 km, from the southwest the city of May 15, and from the southeast the city of Ain Sukhna, 55 km away, and the land in the administrative capital is desert with sandy soil It has no rivers or valleys, and it is a semi-flat area with some elevations.

The Fifth Settlement is one of the clusters of New Cairo and it consists of several neighborhoods, including the first, second, third, fourth and fifth districts, in addition to West Golf, Choueifat, Diplomats, Narges, Yasmine, Banafseg, and South Academy. One of its largest streets is the 90th Street, along which is the central axis of New Cairo, which contains financial and administrative centers and commercial activities that serve the city. The Fifth Settlement is one of the fastest areas in terms of construction rate in Egypt, and is characterized by its villas, palaces and urban diversity from the Roman, Islamic, Pharaonic and modern.

Sixth of October City (Egyptian dialect: Sixth of October City), a new Egyptian city from the first generation cities in Egypt, located in Giza Governorate, and administratively affiliated to the New Urban Communities Authority, established by Presidential Decree No. 504 of 1979, established to reduce the population density of the city Giza, located 38 km from Cairo, is characterized by a lower population density and a lower air temperature than Cairo, due to its height above sea level. – Tenth of Ramadan City – Obour City).

Mostakbal City is a residential city on the borders of El-Shorouk City and overlooking Cairo-Ismailia Road. It must be noted that it differs from Mostakbal City in New Cairo, as the name is shared only.

The city has two gates, one of which overlooks El Shorouk City on Mubarak Road near Carrefour El Shorouk, and the other gate on the Cairo-Ismailia Desert Road.