Brazil has 5564 cities, such as Acre, Alagoas, Amazon, Amapá, Bahia, Ceara, San Espiritu, goias, maranhao, Mato Grosso do Sul, Minas Gerais, Pará, Pallai, Paraná, Pernambuco and so on.
1. Acre
From the map, Brazil is shaped like an axe, and Acre is located at the front of the axe. Acre is one of the youngest states in Brazil. It is located on the border between Brazil and Peru and Bolivia, with a total area of 15, square kilometers and a population of about 69,.
2. Alagoas
Alagoas is a state in the northeast of Brazil. Located on the north bank of Sao Francisco. East of the Atlantic Ocean, the coastline is 22 kilometers (138 miles). The state covers an area of 27,731 square kilometers (1,77 square miles). There are many lakes in the territory (〔lagoas〕), hence the name.
Third, Amazon
Amazon River (English: Amazon River; Portuguese: Rio Amazonas；; Spanish: Río Amazonas；; Amazon River, located in the north of South America, is a river with the largest flow, the largest basin and the most tributaries in the world. Because the measurement method of river length is inconclusive, there are many different opinions about the length of Amazon River, one of which is the common 64 kilometers.
IV. Amapa
Amapa is a state in northern Brazil, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the east and Suriname and French Guiana in the north, with an area of 14, square kilometers and a population of 615,715(26). Its capital is Macapa.
v. Bahia
Bahia is adjacent to the sea in the east, with a coastline of 1,8 kilometers. It is a bridge connecting South-Central and Northeast Brazil and an important land, sea and air transportation hub of the country. From El Salvador to new york, 457 nautical miles (12 days' flight), to Lutdan in Europe, 4558 nautical miles (14 days' flight), and to the Argentine capital, 1848 nautical miles (5 days' flight).
The northern part of Bahia is Aragoas, Sergipe, Pernambuco and Pio, the eastern part is the Atlantic Ocean, the western part is Goias and Tocantins, and the southern part is minas gerais and San Espiritu.
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