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Wikipedia / Outline of Brazil

The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Brazil:

Brazil – largest country in both South America and Latin America. With a geographical area of 8.5 million km2, Brazil is also the largest country in the Southern Hemisphere and the world's fifth-largest country. With over 206 million people, Brazil is the seventh-most-populous country in the world. It is the largest Lusophone country in the world, and the only one in the Americas.

General reference

Pronunciation:

Geography of Brazil

Geography of Brazil

Location:

Western Hemisphere, on the Equator

Time zones:

Extreme points of Brazil

Environment of Brazil

Environment of Brazil

Wildlife of Brazil

Flora of Brazil

Fauna of Brazil

Natural geographic features of Brazil

Mountains of Brazil

Rivers of Brazil

Regions of Brazil

Regions of Brazil

Statistical regions

Socio-geographic divisions

Ecoregions of Brazil

List of ecoregions in Brazil

Administrative divisions of Brazil

Administrative divisions of Brazil

States of Brazil

States of Brazil

States of Brazil

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State

Abbreviation

Capital

Area (km2)

Area (sq mi)

Population (2014)

Density (per km2, 2014)

Density (per sq mi, 2014)

GDP (billion R$ and % total, 2012)

GDP per capita (R$, 2012)

HDI (2021)

Literacy (2014)

Infant mortality (2014)

Life expectancy (years, 2014)

Acre

AC

Rio Branco

(%)

94%

%

Alagoas

AL

Maceió

(%)

90%

%

Amapá

AP

Macapá

(%)

99%

%

Amazonas

AM

Manaus

(%)

96%

%

Bahia

BA

Salvador

(%)

91%

%

Ceará

CE

Fortaleza

(%)

93%

%

Distrito Federal

DF

Brasília

(%)

98.8%

%

Espírito Santo

ES

Vitória

(%)

99%

%

Goiás

GO

Goiânia

(%)

97%

%

Maranhão

MA

São Luís

(%)

90%

%

Mato Grosso

MT

Cuiabá

(%)

94%

%

Mato Grosso do Sul

MS

Campo Grande

(%)

97%

%

Minas Gerais

MG

Belo Horizonte

(%)

98.6%

%

Pará

PA

Belém

(%)

94%

%

Paraíba

PB

João Pessoa

(%)

92%

%

Paraná

PR

Curitiba

(%)

98%

%

Pernambuco

PE

Recife

(%)

92%

%

Piauí

PI

Teresina

(%)

90%

%

Rio de Janeiro

RJ

Rio de Janeiro

(%)

99%

%

Rio Grande do Norte

RN

Natal

(%)

95.1%

%

Rio Grande do Sul

RS

Porto Alegre

(%)

99%

%

Rondônia

RO

Porto Velho

(%)

94.6%

%

Roraima

RR

Boa Vista

(%)

94.5%

%

Santa Catarina

SC

Florianópolis

(%)

99%

%

São Paulo

SP

São Paulo

(%)

99%

%

Sergipe

SE

Aracaju

(%)

93%

%

Tocantins

TO

Palmas

(%)

94%

%

Municipalities of Brazil

Municipalities of Brazil

Demography of Brazil

Demographics of Brazil For demographics data, see chart presented under "States of Brazil", above.

Government and politics of Brazil

Politics of Brazil

Branches of government

Government of Brazil

Executive branch of the government of Brazil

Legislative branch of the government of Brazil

National Congress of Brazil (bicameral)

Judicial branch of the government of Brazil

Court system of Brazil

State-level judiciary
Federal-level judicial branch

Federal courts of Brazil

Superior courts
Second instance Courts
First instance courts

Foreign relations of Brazil

Foreign relations of Brazil

International organization membership

The Federative Republic of Brazil is a member of:

Law and order in Brazil

Law of Brazil

Human rights in Brazil

Military of Brazil

Military of Brazil

Command

Commander-in-chief: President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

Forces

Local government in Brazil

Local government in Brazil

History of Brazil

Culture of Brazil

Culture of Brazil

Architecture of Brazil

National symbols of Brazil

People of Brazil

Religion in Brazil

Art in Brazil

Sports in Brazil

Sports in Brazil

Economy and infrastructure of Brazil

Economy of Brazil

Banking in Brazil

Communications in Brazil

Internet in Brazil

Currency of Brazil: Real

Energy in Brazil

Transport in Brazil

Education in Brazil

Education in Brazil

Health in Brazil

Health in Brazil

  • MORHAN: Movimento de Reintegração das Pessoas Atingidas pela Hanseníase, Movement of Reintegration of Persons Afflicted by Hansen's disease

See also

Brazil

References

  1. Government and administration

  2. Brazilian Federal Government

  3. Chamber of Deputies

  4. Federal Senate

  5. Presidency of Brazil

  6. Information and statistics

  7. Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics

  8. Brazil. The World Factbook. Central Intelligence Agency.

  9. Institute of Applied Economics Research

  10. National Bank for Social and Economical Development

  11. U.S. Library of Congress

  12. Economy and business

  13. Brazilian Central Bank

  14. Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce

  15. Britcham in Brazil

  16. São Paulo Stock Exchange

  17. Tourism and sports

  18. Accommodation in Brazil

  19. Sport in Brazil

  20. Non-Governmental Organizations

  21. Assistance to Rio de Janeiro Favelas