Most Educated in Alagoas

Top 91 cities ranked by most educated

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Most Educated — Alagoas

1 Feira Grande 27.2%

2 Campestre 27.2%

3 Campo Alegre 27.2%

4 Canapi 27.2%

5 Capela 27.2%

6 Carneiros 27.2%

7 Chã Preta 27.2%

8 Coité do Nóia 27.2%

9 Coqueiro Seco 27.2%

10 Craíbas 27.2%

11 Delmiro Gouveia 27.2%

12 Dois Riachos 27.2%

13 Cajueiro 27.2%

14 Flexeiras 27.2%

15 Ibateguara 27.2%

16 Igaci 27.2%

17 Inhapi 27.2%

18 Jacaré dos Homens 27.2%

19 Jacuípe 27.2%

20 Japaratinga 27.2%

21 Jaramataia 27.2%

22 Girau do Ponciano 27.2%

23 Joaquim Gomes 27.2%

24 Água Branca 27.2%

25 Pilar 27.2%

26 Teotônio Vilela 27.2%

27 Estrela de Alagoas 27.2%

28 Campo Grande 27.2%

29 Coruripe 27.2%

30 Igreja Nova 27.2%

31 Jequiá da Praia 27.2%

32 Penedo 27.2%

33 Piaçabuçu 27.2%

34 Porto Real do Colégio 27.2%

35 São Brás 27.2%

36 Junqueiro 27.2%

37 Anadia 27.2%

38 Arapiraca 27.2%

39 Atalaia 27.2%

40 Barra de Santo Antônio 27.2%

41 Barra de São Miguel 27.2%

42 Batalha 27.2%

43 Belo Monte 27.2%

44 Boca da Mata 27.2%

45 Branquinha 27.2%

46 Cacimbinhas 27.2%

47 São José da Laje 27.2%

48 Paulo Jacinto 27.2%

49 Piranhas 27.2%

50 Poço das Trincheiras 27.2%

51 Porto Calvo 27.2%

52 Porto de Pedras 27.2%

53 Quebrangulo 27.2%

54 Rio Largo 27.2%

55 Roteiro 27.2%

56 Santa Luzia do Norte 27.2%

57 Santana do Ipanema 27.2%

58 Santana do Mundaú 27.2%

59 Passo de Camaragibe 27.2%

60 São José da Tapera 27.2%

61 São Luís do Quitunde 27.2%

62 São Miguel dos Campos 27.2%

63 São Miguel dos Milagres 27.2%

64 São Sebastião 27.2%

65 Satuba 27.2%

66 Tanque d'Arca 27.2%

67 Taquarana 27.2%

68 Traipu 27.2%

69 União dos Palmares 27.2%

70 Messias 27.2%

71 Lagoa da Canoa 27.2%

72 Limoeiro de Anadia 27.2%

73 Maceió 27.2%

74 Major Isidoro 27.2%

75 Maragogi 27.2%

76 Maravilha 27.2%

77 Marechal Deodoro 27.2%

78 Maribondo 27.2%

79 Mata Grande 27.2%

80 Matriz de Camaragibe 27.2%

81 Viçosa 27.2%

82 Monteirópolis 27.2%

83 Murici 27.2%

84 Novo Lino 27.2%

85 Olho d'Água das Flores 27.2%

86 Olho d'Água do Casado 27.2%

87 Olivença 27.2%

88 Ouro Branco 27.2%

89 Pão de Açúcar 27.2%

90 Pariconha 27.2%

91 Paripueira 27.2%

The most educated cities in Alagoas have the highest percentages of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. Feira Grande leads with 27.2% of residents holding a bachelor's degree.

High education levels typically correlate with higher incomes, lower unemployment, better health outcomes, and more civic engagement. These cities often host or are adjacent to major universities and research institutions that drive both education and economic development.

Highly educated communities tend to attract knowledge-based industries and employers in technology, healthcare, finance, and professional services, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of educational attainment and economic opportunity.

Did You Know?

1. In Feira Grande, 27.2% of residents have a bachelor's degree — more than double the national average of about 33%.
2. Cities near major research universities consistently rank among the most educated in the country.
3. Higher education rates correlate with higher incomes, lower crime, and better health outcomes across communities.

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