Rainiest Cities in Ecuador

Top 100 cities ranked by rainiest cities

Best Ecuador 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.
Population & Density
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Climate & Air
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Geography & Infrastructure
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Rainiest Cities - Ecuador

1 La Maná 07 513.4"
2 Quiroga 11 433.3"
3 Pedro Vicente Maldonado 18 299.9"
4 Shushufindi 22 208.0"
5 La Concordia 26 202.9"
6 Gonzol 06 178.3"
7 Chunchi 06 178.3"
8 Azogues 04 178.3"
9 Biblián 04 178.3"
10 Cañar 04 178.3"
11 Quinsaloma 13 175.9"
12 Mocache 13 175.9"
13 Valencia 13 175.9"
14 La Esperanza 13 175.9"
15 El Empalme 10 175.9"
16 San Jacinto de Buena Fé 13 175.9"
17 Quevedo 13 175.9"
18 Cuatro de Diciembre 14 174.4"
19 Archidona 23 161.5"
20 Tena 23 161.5"
21 Sucúa 15 155.7"
22 Macas 15 155.7"
23 Sevilla Don Bosco 15 155.7"
24 General Proaño 15 155.7"
25 Boca Suno 24 148.7"
26 Yantzaza 20 146.8"
27 Zamora 20 146.8"
28 Loja 12 146.8"
29 El Güismi 20 141.8"
30 El Pangui 20 141.8"
31 Puerto Francisco de Orellana 24 139.9"
32 Alfredo Baquerizo Moreno 10 136.6"
33 Baba 13 136.6"
34 Tres Postes 10 136.6"
35 Coronel Marcelino Maridueña 10 136.6"
36 Palestina 10 136.6"
37 Montalvo 13 136.6"
38 Yaguachi Nuevo 10 136.6"
39 Naranjito 10 136.6"
40 Samborondón 10 136.6"
41 Babahoyo 13 136.6"
42 Milagro 10 136.6"
43 Nueva Loja 22 136.6"
44 Portovelo 08 131.7"
45 Zaruma 08 131.7"
46 Sinsao 08 131.7"
47 Salvias 08 131.7"
48 Piñas 08 131.7"
49 San Roque 08 131.7"
50 Piñas Grande 08 131.7"
51 La Susaya 08 131.7"
52 San Miguel de Bolívar 03 131.1"
53 Guaranda 03 131.1"
54 Alausí 06 127.3"
55 Tixán 06 127.3"
56 Palenque 13 124.5"
57 Colimes 10 124.5"
58 San Juan 13 124.5"
59 Valle de La Virgen 10 124.5"
60 Balzar 10 124.5"
61 Vinces 13 124.5"
62 Flavio Alfaro 14 117.9"
63 Chone 14 117.9"
64 Tosagua 14 117.1"
65 Calceta 14 117.1"
66 Oyambarillo 18 115.7"
67 Tocachi 18 115.7"
68 Pomasqui 18 115.7"
69 San José de Quichinche 11 115.7"
70 Quito 18 115.7"
71 Palora 15 114.1"
72 Puyo 17 114.1"
73 Fátima 17 114.1"
74 Catacocha 12 108.1"
75 Yamana 12 108.1"
76 Catamayo 12 108.1"
77 Santo Domingo de los Colorados 26 108.1"
78 Pampanal de Bolívar 09 100.3"
79 Isidro Ayora 10 100.2"
80 El Triunfo 10 100.2"
81 Santa Lucía 10 100.2"
82 El Salitre 10 100.2"
83 General Vernaza 10 100.2"
84 Lomas de Sargentillo 10 100.2"
85 Pedro Carbo 10 100.2"
86 Daule 10 100.2"
87 Eloy Alfaro 10 100.2"
88 Guayaquil 10 100.2"
89 Echeandía 03 98.4"
90 Catarama 13 98.4"
91 Ricaurte 13 98.4"
92 Caluma 03 98.4"
93 Pueblo Viejo 13 98.4"
94 Ventanas 13 98.4"
95 Valdez 09 95.4"
96 San Lorenzo de Esmeraldas 09 95.4"
97 Mariano Moreno 02 94.9"
98 Rosa Zarate 09 92.6"
99 Machachi 18 86.8"
100 Sangolquí 18 86.8"

The rainiest cities in Ecuador receive the highest annual precipitation, creating lush green landscapes and abundant water resources. La Maná leads with 513.4 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. La Maná receives 513.4" of precipitation annually - that's about 42.8 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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