Brazilian States 1-24
23 entries in the Brazilian States compendium.
Brazilian States 1-24 — Era Chart
Espírito SantoA southeastern Brazilian state with coastal ports and diverse habitats.GoiásBrazilian state in the Central-West region, known for agriculture and Brasília.MaranhãoA Brazilian state with a UNESCO capital and rich ecosystems.Mato GrossoBrazilian state with vast ecosystems and agricultural prominence.Mato Grosso do SulMato Grosso do Sul is one of Brazil's 27 federal units, located in the southern part of thMinas GeraisBrazilian state known for gold, coffee, and colonial heritage.ParáNorthern Brazilian state traversed by the lower Amazon River.ParaíbaA northeastern Brazilian state with rich history and easternmost point.PernambucoBrazilian state with rich cultural traditions and varied history.PiauíBrazilian state with the shortest coastline and inland capital.Rio de JaneiroBrazilian city that was capital of a European colonial power.Rio Grande do NorteNortheastern Brazilian state with the only South Atlantic atoll.Rio Grande do SulSouthernmost Brazilian state with gaucho culture and high life expectancy.RondôniaBrazilian state in the Amazon, named after explorer Cândido Rondon.RoraimaNorthernmost Brazilian state, isolated, with a history of colonial conflict.Santa CatarinaA Brazilian state named after Saint Catherine, with a history of Azorean, Italian, German,São PauloOne of Brazil's most successful clubs, never relegated, with three world titles.SergipeSmallest Brazilian state, with a history of colonial resistance and piracy.TocantinsNewest Brazilian state, formed in 1988 from northern Goiás.North Region, BrazilLargest Brazilian region, home to the Amazon Rainforest.Northeast Region, BrazilFirst colonized region of Brazil, known for culture and drought.South Region, BrazilSmallest Brazilian region, highest HDI, strong European heritage.Southeast Region, BrazilRichest and most populous region of Brazil.
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