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Driest Cities in Pará

Top 100 cities ranked by driest cities

Best Pará Cities

Composite rankings combining multiple weighted metrics — 4 topics from climate and air quality data.

Best Climate Cities
Warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and clean air.
Cleanest Air Cities
Lowest pollution levels for healthy outdoor living.
Sunniest Cities
Most days of sunshine per year, with warm and dry climate.
Most Urban Cities
Densely populated city centers with the largest urban footprints.
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Driest Cities — Pará

1 São Geraldo do Araguaia 61.6"
2 Palestina do Pará 61.9"
3 Monte Alegre 63.0"
4 Brejo Grande do Araguaia 63.5"
5 Alenquer 64.6"
6 Uruará 65.2"
7 Piçarra 65.2"
8 São João do Araguaia 65.4"
9 Rondon do Pará 65.6"
10 Dom Eliseu 65.9"
11 São Domingos do Araguaia 65.9"
12 Abel Figueiredo 66.5"
13 Bom Jesus do Tocantins 67.4"
14 Prainha 67.6"
15 Marabá 68.4"
16 Eldorado dos Carajás 68.9"
17 Medicilândia 69.5"
18 Curuá 69.7"
19 Ulianópolis 70.1"
20 Curionópolis 70.5"
21 Placas 70.5"
22 Santa Maria das Barreiras 71.3"
23 Itupiranga 71.4"
24 Parauapebas 71.9"
25 Nova Ipixuna 72.1"
26 Conceição do Araguaia 72.2"
27 Santana do Araguaia 73.3"
28 Sapucaia 73.5"
29 Almeirim 73.6"
30 Canaã dos Carajás 73.9"
31 Brasil Novo 74.0"
32 Floresta do Araguaia 74.8"
33 Aveiro 74.9"
34 Pau d'Arco 75.2"
35 Mojuí dos Campos 75.3"
36 Xinguara 75.3"
37 Redenção 75.5"
38 Rio Maria 75.9"
39 Belterra 76.2"
40 Alter do Chão 76.2"
41 Pacajá 76.3"
42 Rurópolis 76.9"
43 Óbidos 77.5"
44 Altamira 77.6"
45 Água Azul do Norte 77.6"
46 Cumaru do Norte 77.8"
47 Jacundá 78.0"
48 Ourilândia do Norte 78.2"
49 Santarém 78.3"
50 Paragominas 78.3"
51 Itaituba 78.5"
52 São Félix do Xingu 79.1"
53 Ipixuna do Pará 80.0"
54 Novo Repartimento 80.1"
55 Vitória do Xingu 80.3"
56 Juruti 82.1"
57 Anapu 82.6"
58 Breu Branco 83.4"
59 Nova Esperança do Piriá 83.5"
60 Senador José Porfírio 83.6"
61 Viseu 83.7"
62 Goianésia do Pará 84.5"
63 Garrafão do Norte 85.4"
64 Aurora do Pará 85.8"
65 Mãe do Rio 85.8"
66 Trairão 85.9"
67 Tomé-Açu 86.2"
68 Novo Progresso 86.6"
69 Porto de Moz 86.7"
70 Capitão Poço 87.2"
71 Jacareacanga 87.5"
72 Irituia 87.7"
73 Cachoeira do Piriá 87.7"
74 Concórdia do Pará 88.0"
75 Castelo dos Sonhos 88.3"
76 Santa Luzia do Pará 88.5"
77 Ourém 88.7"
78 São Miguel do Guamá 88.9"
79 Terra Santa 89.1"
80 Oriximiná 89.8"
81 Augusto Corrêa 90.7"
82 Afuá 91.2"
83 Bonito 91.3"
84 Tucuruí 91.6"
85 Gurupá 92.0"
86 Faro 92.5"
87 Santa Maria do Pará 92.6"
88 Tailândia 92.7"
89 Melgaço 93.8"
90 Breves 94.0"
91 Tracuateua 94.4"
92 São João de Pirabas 94.4"
93 Quatipuru 94.4"
94 Primavera 94.4"
95 Capanema 94.4"
96 Bragança 94.4"
97 Acará 94.5"
98 Santarém Novo 95.3"
99 Peixe-Boi 95.3"
100 Nova Timboteua 95.3"

The driest cities in Pará receive the least annual precipitation, often characterized by arid landscapes and abundant sunshine. São Geraldo do Araguaia receives just 61.6 inches of precipitation annually.

Dry climates offer benefits including more sunny days, less seasonal affective disorder, lower humidity, and reduced mold and allergen concerns. These cities are often located in the desert Southwest or other arid regions with dramatic natural landscapes.

Water management is a critical concern for the driest cities, many of which rely on distant water sources, desalination, or strict conservation measures. As populations grow in these areas, sustainable water use and drought resilience become increasingly important priorities.

Did You Know?

  • 1. São Geraldo do Araguaia gets just 61.6" of precipitation per year — less than many cities get in a single month.
  • 2. Most of the driest cities are in the desert Southwest, where evaporation often exceeds precipitation by a factor of 10 or more.
  • 3. Water conservation is a way of life in these cities, with many implementing xeriscaping requirements and water usage restrictions.

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