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巴西人口最多城市排名 Brazil has a high level of urbanization: 81 out of every 100 Brazilians live in cities. The criteria used by the IBGE (Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics) in determining whether households are urban or rural, however, are based on political divisions, not on the built environment. [1]Nowadays, the country has more than 5,570 municipalities. About 85% of Brazilians live [2]in urban areas. The state capitals are also the largest cities in their respective states, exceptions being Florianópolis (which is the capital and the second largest city of Santa Catarina state after Joinville) andVitória (which is the capital but only the fourth largest city of Espírito Santo state). There are also non-capital metropolitan areas in São Paulo (Campinas, Santos, Paraíba Valley), Minas Gerais (Vale do Aço), Bahia (Feira de Santana), Rio Grande do Sul (Sinos Valley), Santa Catarina (Joinville, Itajaí Valley), among others. Most of the non-capital large cities in Brazil are in the states of São Paulo (21), Rio de Janeiro (7), Minas Gerais (7), Pernambuco (5), Paraná (4), Rio Grande do Sul (3) and Espírito Santo (3). Contents [hide] , 1Most populated cities in Brazil , 2Largest metropolitan areas , 3See also , 4References , 5External links Most populated cities in Brazil[edit] 1 – São Paulo 1 2 – Rio de Janeiro 3 – Salvador 4 – Brasília 5 – Fortaleza 2 6 – Belo Horizonte 7 – Manaus 8 – Curitiba 9 – Recife 3 10 - Porto Alegre 11 – Belém 12 – Goiânia This is a list of the most populous cities based on the population of the municipality where the city is located, rather than its metropolitan area. [3]IBGE estimates of 1 July 2014 State capitals are in bold. The first rank tells the list of largest cities in Brazil, the second rank is by state capitals and the third by non-capitals. Palmas is the only state capital not listed. Rank Rank Rank City State Population 1 1 — São Paulo São Paulo 11,895,893 4 Rank Rank Rank City State Population 2 2 — Rio de Janeiro Rio de Janeiro 6,453,682 3 3 — Salvador Bahia 2,902,927 4 4 — Brasília Distrito Federal 2,852,372 5 5 — Fortaleza Ceará 2,571,896 6 6 — Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais 2,491,109 7 7 — Manaus Amazonas 2,020,301 8 8 — Curitiba Paraná 1,864,416 9 9 — Recife Pernambuco 1,608,488 Rio Grande do 10 10 — Porto Alegre 1,472,482 Sul 11 11 — Belém Pará 1,432,844 12 12 — Goiânia Goiás 1,412,364 13 — 1 Guarulhos São Paulo 1,312,197 14 — 2 Campinas São Paulo 1,154,617 5 Rank Rank Rank City State Population 15 13 — São Luís Maranhão 1,064,197 16 — 3 São Gonçalo Rio de Janeiro 1,031,903 17 14 — Maceió Alagoas 1,005,319 18 — 4 Duque de Caxias Rio de Janeiro 878,402 Rio Grande do 19 15 — Natal 862,044 Norte Mato Grosso 20 16 — Campo Grande 853,622 do Sul 21 17 — Teresina Piauí 840,600 São Bernardo do 22 — 5 São Paulo 811,489 Campo 23 — 6 Nova Iguaçu Rio de Janeiro 806,177 24 18 — João Pessoa Paraíba 780,738 25 — 7 Santo André São Paulo 707,613 26 — 8 Osasco São Paulo 693,271 6 Rank Rank Rank City State Population São José dos 27 — 9 São Paulo 681,036 Campos Jaboatão dos 28 — 10 Pernambuco 680,943 Guararapes 29 — 11 Ribeirão Preto São Paulo 658,059 30 — 12 Uberlândia Minas Gerais 654,681 31 — 13 Contagem Minas Gerais 643,476 32 — 14 Sorocaba São Paulo 637,187 33 19 — Aracaju Sergipe 623,766 34 — 15 Feira de Santana Bahia 612,000 35 20 — Cuiabá Mato Grosso 575,480 36 — 16 Joinville Santa Catarina 554,601 37 — 17 Juiz de Fora Minas Gerais 550,710 38 — 18 Londrina Paraná 543,003 39 — 19 Goiás 511,323 Aparecida de 7 Rank Rank Rank City State Population Goiânia 40 — 20 Ananindeua Pará 499,776 41 — 21 Niterói Rio de Janeiro 495,470 42 21 — Porto Velho Rondônia 494,013 Campos dos 43 — 22 Rio de Janeiro 480,648 Goytacazes 44 — 23 Belford Roxo Rio de Janeiro 479,386 45 — 24 Serra Espírito Santo 476,428 Rio Grande do 46 — 25 Caxias do Sul 470,223 Sul 47 — 26 Vila Velha Espírito Santo 465,690 48 22 — Florianópolis Santa Catarina 461,524 49 — 27 São João de Meriti Rio de Janeiro 460,711 50 — 30 Mauá São Paulo 448,776 51 23 — Macapá Amapá 446,757 8 Rank Rank Rank City State Population São José do Rio 52 — 28 São Paulo 438,354 Preto 53 — 29 Santos São Paulo 433,565 54 — 31 Mogi das Cruzes São Paulo 419,839 55 — 32 Betim Minas Gerais 412,003 56 — 33 Diadema São Paulo 409,613 57 — 34 Campina Grande Paraíba 402,912 58 — 35 Jundiaí São Paulo 397,965 59 — 36 Maringá Paraná 391,698 60 — 37 Montes Claros Minas Gerais 390,212 61 — 38 Carapicuíba São Paulo 390,073 62 — 39 Olinda Pernambuco 388,821 63 — 40 Piracicaba São Paulo 388,412 64 — 41 Cariacica Espírito Santo 378,915 9 Rank Rank Rank City State Population 65 — 42 Bauru São Paulo 364,562 66 24 — Rio Branco Acre 363,928 67 — 43 Anápolis Goiás 361,991 68 — 44 São Vicente São Paulo 353,040 69 25 — Vitória Espírito Santo 352,104 70 — 45 Caucaia Ceará 349,526 71 — 46 Itaquaquecetuba São Paulo 348,739 72 — 47 Caruaru Pernambuco 342,328 Rio Grande do 73 — 48 Pelotas 342,053 Sul Vitória da 74 — 49 Bahia 340,199 Conquista Rio Grande do 75 — 50 Canoas 339,979 Sul 76 — 51 Franca São Paulo 339,461 10 Rank Rank Rank City State Population 77 — 52 Ponta Grossa Paraná 334,535 78 — 53 Blumenau Santa Catarina 334,002 79 — 54 Petrolina Pernambuco 326,017 80 — 55 Paulista Pernambuco 319,769 81 — 56 Ribeirão das Neves Minas Gerais 319,310 82 — 57 Uberaba Minas Gerais 318,813 83 26 — Boa Vista Roraima 314,900 84 — 58 Cascavel Paraná 309,259 85 — 59 Guarujá São Paulo 308,989 Brazil's population, as recorded by the 2010 Census, was of [4]190,755,799 inhabitants (22.40 inhabitants per square kilometer), with 84.36% of the population defined as urban. The population is heavily concentrated in the Southeast (80,4 million) and Northeast (53.1 million). 11