Extreme points of Brazil

This is a list of the extreme points of Brazil.

Latitude and longitiude 1
- Brazil 1.1
- Brazil (mainland) 1.2
- By state 1.3
  - Acre 1.3.1
  - Alagoas 1.3.2
  - Amapá 1.3.3
  - Amazonas 1.3.4
  - Bahia 1.3.5
  - Ceará 1.3.6
  - Espírito Santo 1.3.7
  - Goiás 1.3.8
  - Maranhão 1.3.9
  - Mato Grosso 1.3.10
  - Mato Grosso do Sul 1.3.11
  - Minas Gerais 1.3.12
  - Pará 1.3.13
  - Paraíba 1.3.14
  - Paraná 1.3.15
  - Pernambuco 1.3.16

Latitude and longitiude

The following points that are farther north, south, east or west than any other location.

Brazil

Northernmost point: Monte Caburaí, Roraima ()
Northernmost town: Uiramutã, Roraima
Southernmost point: Barra do Chuí, Rio Grande do Sul ()
Southernmost town: Chuí, Rio Grande do Sul
Westernmost point: Serra do Divisor, Acre ()
Westernmost town: Mâncio Lima, Acre
Easternmost point: Ilha do Sul, Ilhas Martin Vaz, Espírito Santo ()
Easternmost town: João Pessoa, Paraíba )

Brazil (mainland)

Northernmost point: Monte Caburaí, Roraima ()
Northernmost town: Uiramutã, Roraima
Southernmost point: Barra do Chuí, Rio Grande do Sul ()
Southernmost town: Chuí, Rio Grande do Sul
Westernmost point: Serra do Divisor, Acre ()
Westernmost town: Mâncio Lima, Acre
Easternmost point: Ponta do Seixas, Paraíba ()
Easternmost town: João Pessoa, Paraíba )

By state

Acre

Northernmost town: Mâncio Lima
Southernmost town: Epitaciolândia
Westernmost town: Mâncio Lima
Easternmost town: Acrelândia

Alagoas

Northernmost town: Jacuípe
Southernmost town: Piaçabuçu
Westernmost town: Delmiro Gouveia
Easternmost town: Maragogi

Amapá

Northernmost town: Oiapoque
Southernmost town: Vitória do Jari
Westernmost town: Laranjal do Jari
Easternmost town: Amapá

Amazonas

Northernmost town: São Gabriel da Cachoeira
Southernmost town: Lábrea
Westernmost town: Atalaia do Norte
Easternmost town: Nhamundá

Bahia

Northernmost town: Curaçá
Southernmost town: Mucuri
Westernmost town: Formosa do Rio Preto
Easternmost town: Jandaíra

Ceará

Northernmost town: Jijoca de Jericoacoara
Southernmost town: Penaforte
Westernmost town: Granja
Easternmost town: Icapuí

Espírito Santo

Northernmost town: Mucurici
Southernmost town: Presidente Kennedy
Westernmost town: Dores do Rio Preto
Easternmost town: Conceição da Barra

Goiás

Northernmost town: São Miguel do Araguaia
Southernmost town: Itajá
Westernmost town: Mineiros
Easternmost town: Mambaí

Maranhão

Northernmost town: Carutapera
Southernmost town: Alto Parnaíba
Westernmost town: São Pedro da Água Branca
Easternmost town: Araioses

Mato Grosso

Northernmost town: Apiacás
Southernmost town: Alto Taquari
Westernmost town: Colniza
Easternmost town: Santa Terezinha

Mato Grosso do Sul

Northernmost town: Corumbá
Southernmost town: Mundo Novo
Westernmost town: Corumbá
Easternmost town: Paranaíba

Minas Gerais

Northernmost town: Montalvânia
Southernmost town: Camanducaia (the southernmost urban seat of a municipality, however, is Extrema)
Westernmost town: Carneirinho
Easternmost town: Salto da Divisa

Pará

Northernmost town: Almeirim
Southernmost town: Santana do Araguaia
Westernmost town: Oriximiná
Easternmost town: Viseu

Paraíba

Northernmost town: Belém do Brejo do Cruz
Southernmost town: São Sebastião do Umbuzeiro
Westernmost town: Cachoeira dos Índios
Easternmost town: João Pessoa

Paraná

Northernmost town: Jardim Olinda
Southernmost town: General Carneiro
Westernmost town: Foz do Iguaçu
Easternmost town: Guaraqueçaba

Pernambuco

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Extreme points of Brazil