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Test your knowledge of Brazilian cities/towns with our Brazil City Coverage Quiz! Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced and Expert levels available - plus challenge yourself with our 3-hour custom quiz!

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Yes. Most quizzes allow common abbreviations, alternate spellings, and short forms. Try typing just the first few letters — if it matches, it will autofill.

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Brazil City Coverage

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Choose a level. Then, enter Brazilian cities/towns and all other Brazilian cities/towns within that radius will automatically fill in.

hugequiz Premium members will see the 25 largest missed cities at the end of the quiz as large, purple markers.

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pitbull do samba

5 months ago

Given that Brazil has 5,569 municipalities, what is the criterion for the total number of cities in the quiz being 7,832?

YuriMH

3 years ago

After three attempts I managed to be among the top 20, very challenging.

nunbaka

3 years ago

so little time to actually be feasible trying to complete the map.

gll6

3 years ago

I wish that large cities like Altamira and Barcelos covered the entire region they take xD.

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darin

3 years ago

fyi except for a few isolated places, I am not accepting for example ‘Sao Joao’ for ‘Sao Joao de (so-and-so)’ for this quiz, as doing so would fill in most of the map for just ‘Sao Joao’ 🙂 So you must type out the place names for those with ‘do’, ‘da’ or ‘de’ in them.