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Smallest Cities in Brazil

Top 100 cities ranked by smallest cities

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Smallest Cities — Brazil

1 Quinta do Sol 18 5,001
2 Aguiar 17 5,003
3 Serranópolis do Iguaçu 18 5,007
4 Caseara 31 5,009
5 Santana de Mangueira 17 5,010
6 Piedade dos Gerais 15 5,019
7 Nova Colinas 13 5,021
8 Tupandi 23 5,029
9 Dores de Guanhães 15 5,029
10 São José de Caiana 17 5,034
11 Franciscópolis 15 5,034
12 Caracol 11 5,036
13 Pequizeiro 31 5,038
14 Mesquita 15 5,040
15 Palmeira do Piauí 20 5,048
16 Caparaó 15 5,048
17 Guaraciama 15 5,051
18 Sertãozinho 17 5,054
19 Várzea Branca 20 5,055
20 Padre Carvalho 15 5,058
21 Aparecida do Rio Negro 31 5,067
22 Jaramataia 02 5,075
23 Ibiracatu 15 5,081
24 Lagoinha 27 5,083
25 Divino de São Lourenço 08 5,083
26 Indiana 27 5,090
27 Santa Monica 26 5,100
28 São Pedro do Suaçuí 15 5,103
29 Sardoá 15 5,104
30 Selbach 23 5,107
31 Sabino 27 5,112
32 Japi 22 5,117
33 Coronel Ezequiel 22 5,117
34 São Nicolau 23 5,118
35 Cristália 15 5,121
36 Moeda 15 5,125
37 Pratânia 27 5,126
38 Tiradentes do Sul 23 5,129
39 Setor de Indústria e Abastecimiento 07 5,131
40 Ubirajara 27 5,132
41 Felício dos Santos 15 5,133
42 Sobrália 15 5,137
43 Jesuânia 15 5,138
44 Rio Preto 15 5,141
45 Diamante do Norte 18 5,142
46 Lagoa do Barro do Piauí 20 5,146
47 Junco do Maranhão 13 5,146
48 Nova Erechim 26 5,155
49 Itaúba 14 5,161
50 São Jorge do Ivaí 18 5,168
51 Lindoeste 18 5,175
52 Entre Folhas 15 5,179
53 Barra do Chapéu 27 5,179
54 Veredinha 15 5,181
55 Jacaré dos Homens 02 5,182
56 Caturaí 29 5,184
57 Madre de Deus de Minas 15 5,191
58 Salto do Itararé 18 5,192
59 Gurinhatã 15 5,192
60 Ibertioga 15 5,198
61 Rochedo 11 5,199
62 Lagoa 26 5,200
63 Itaguatins 31 5,206
64 Boa Ventura 17 5,207
65 Manoel Emídio 20 5,209
66 Solidão 30 5,210
67 Tavares 23 5,212
68 Landri Sales 20 5,213
69 Juazeiro do Piauí 20 5,214
70 Massapê do Piauí 20 5,218
71 Almadina 05 5,218
72 Aliança do Tocantins 31 5,222
73 Nossa Senhora de Nazaré 20 5,228
74 Porto do Mangue 22 5,228
75 Dom Silvério 15 5,228
76 Gonzaga 15 5,230
77 São Tomé 18 5,232
78 Várzea 22 5,233
79 Santa Maria da Serra 27 5,243
80 Bacurituba 13 5,252
81 Silvanópolis 31 5,252
82 Caturité 17 5,254
83 Curral de Cima 17 5,254
84 São Felipe d'Oeste 24 5,258
85 Americano do Brasil 29 5,259
86 Crisólita 15 5,265
87 Cana Verde 15 5,272
88 Fartura do Piauí 20 5,284
89 Campinas do Sul 23 5,284
90 Caiana 15 5,304
91 Sentinela do Sul 23 5,306
92 Amaral Ferrador 23 5,310
93 Santana do Riacho 15 5,313
94 São José da Vitória 05 5,315
95 Itaú 22 5,320
96 Alvorada do Gurguéia 20 5,322
97 Pilõezinhos 17 5,329
98 São João do Manteninha 15 5,331
99 Cabaceiras 17 5,335
100 Figueirópolis 31 5,336

The smallest cities in Brazil (with populations above 5,000) offer a different quality of life compared to major metropolitan areas. Quinta do Sol has a population of just 5,001. These communities often feature lower costs of living, stronger neighborhood connections, and less congestion.

Small cities can offer significant advantages for residents seeking affordable housing, shorter commutes, and a close-knit community feel. Many serve as regional centers for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services while maintaining a small-town atmosphere.

Despite their smaller size, many of these cities have thriving local economies, good school systems, and access to outdoor recreation. They represent an alternative to the fast-paced lifestyle of major metropolitan areas.

Did You Know?

  • 1. At 5,001 residents, Quinta do Sol is smaller than a single large apartment complex in New York City.
  • 2. Small cities (5,000-10,000) make up the majority of incorporated places in the United States.
  • 3. Many of the smallest cities serve as county seats or regional service centers for surrounding rural communities.

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