Rainiest Cities in Colombia

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

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Rainiest Cities — Colombia

1 Istmina 11 276.7"

2 Quibdó 11 267.8"

3 Tadó 11 266.7"

4 Condoto 11 259.6"

5 Pizarro 11 244.5"

6 Timbiquí 09 225.7"

7 Buenaventura 29 221.7"

8 Vigía del Fuerte 02 208.8"

9 Guapí 09 198.3"

10 Barbacoas 20 194.7"

11 El Charco 20 190.1"

12 La Tola 20 182.2"

13 Mosquera 20 174.0"

14 Bahía Solano 11 168.0"

15 Mocoa 22 167.4"

16 Villagarzón 22 167.4"

17 Curillo 08 150.7"

18 El Bagre 02 149.6"

19 Puerto Asís 22 149.0"

20 Zaragoza 02 148.2"

21 San Carlos 02 144.3"

22 Orito 22 144.1"

23 Acacías 19 143.2"

24 Guamal 19 143.2"

25 Valparaíso 08 141.4"

26 Nechí 02 139.7"

27 Salahonda 20 135.5"

28 Milán 08 134.9"

29 Cumaral 19 134.4"

30 Mutatá 02 134.3"

31 Segovia 02 131.7"

32 Remedios 02 131.7"

33 Restrepo 19 130.5"

34 San Martín 19 129.9"

35 Valle del Guamuez 22 129.5"

36 La Dorada 22 129.5"

37 Riosucio 11 129.2"

38 Mitú 30 128.8"

39 Florencia 08 128.6"

40 Villavicencio 19 128.5"

41 Valdivia 02 124.6"

42 Monterrey 32 123.0"

43 El Paujíl 08 121.7"

44 Tauramena 32 120.8"

45 Vegachí 02 120.2"

46 Inírida 15 117.3"

47 Chigorodó 02 117.2"

48 Amalfi 02 116.5"

49 Cartagena del Chairá 08 114.3"

50 Puerto Rico 08 112.9"

51 Puerto López 19 112.4"

52 Granada 19 112.2"

53 Yolombó 02 111.9"

54 Cisneros 02 111.9"

55 El Doncello 08 111.8"

56 Puerto Leguízamo 22 111.7"

57 Medina 33 111.7"

58 Solano 08 111.6"

59 Montecristo 35 111.6"

60 Guatapé 02 111.0"

61 San Rafael 02 111.0"

62 San Roque 02 110.8"

63 Santo Domingo 02 110.8"

64 Leticia 01 110.6"

65 San Carlos de Guaroa 19 110.1"

66 Maní 32 109.8"

67 Barrancabermeja 26 109.6"

68 Yondó 02 109.6"

69 Mesetas 19 109.4"

70 Aguazul 32 109.1"

71 Carepa 02 108.9"

72 Santa Rosa del Sur 35 108.3"

73 Puerto Lleras 19 108.0"

74 Gómez Plata 02 107.9"

75 Miraflores 14 107.8"

76 Achí 35 107.6"

77 Majagual 27 107.6"

78 Mapiripán 19 107.4"

79 Villanueva 32 107.2"

80 Puerto Wilches 26 106.6"

81 Cantagallo 35 106.6"

82 Cumaribo 31 106.6"

83 El Retorno 14 105.7"

84 Municipio Hato Corozal 32 105.5"

85 Tumaco 20 105.1"

86 Puerto Berrío 02 105.0"

87 Tiquisio 35 104.3"

88 Paz de Ariporo 32 103.7"

89 Villa Rica 09 103.5"

90 Santuario 02 103.5"

91 Cocorná 02 103.5"

92 Granada 02 103.5"

93 Pensilvania 37 103.5"

94 Puerto Yuca 19 103.3"

95 Barbosa 02 103.3"

96 Caucasia 02 103.2"

97 San José del Guaviare 14 103.2"

98 Yarumal 02 103.2"

99 San Marcos 27 103.1"

100 La Primavera 31 103.1"

The rainiest cities in Colombia receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. Istmina leads with 276.7 inches of precipitation annually.

High rainfall supports diverse ecosystems, extensive park systems, and reliable water supplies. These cities often feature vibrant gardens, green spaces, and agricultural communities that benefit from consistent moisture throughout the year.

While abundant rainfall supports lush environments, it can also bring challenges including flooding risks, high humidity, and more frequent overcast days. Many rainy cities have adapted with robust drainage systems, covered public spaces, and a cultural embrace of indoor activities.

Did You Know?

1. Istmina receives 276.7" of precipitation annually — that's about 23.1 feet of water.
2. The rainiest cities in the U.S. are primarily in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest, though for very different reasons — tropical moisture vs. marine influence.
3. High rainfall areas tend to have lower wildfire risk and more reliable municipal water supplies.

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