Cities near Granja

Granja is a city of 53,344 inhabitants in Brazil. The most populous cities near Granja within 100 km are Sobral, Tianguá, Acaraú. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: -3.1203° Longitude: -40.8261° Population: 53,344 Timezone: America/Fortaleza
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Nearby cities 25 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Sobral Brazil 82.2 km 203,023
Tianguá Brazil 70.5 km 81,506
Acaraú Brazil 82.6 km 65,264
Camocim Brazil 24.3 km 62,326
Viçosa do Ceará Brazil 57.3 km 59,712
Massapê Brazil 69.9 km 37,697
Bela Cruz Brazil 73.5 km 32,775
Ubajara Brazil 82.3 km 32,767
Luís Correia Brazil 97.1 km 30,641
Santana do Acaraú Brazil 77.9 km 30,628
Cocal Brazil 90.1 km 28,212
Marco Brazil 75.4 km 25,799
Jijoca de Jericoacoara Brazil 48.8 km 25,555
Forquilha Brazil 98.1 km 24,173
Ibiapina Brazil 89.6 km 23,965
Morrinhos Brazil 78.8 km 22,753
Coreaú Brazil 51.4 km 20,953
Frecheirinha Brazil 71.1 km 15,657
Meruoca Brazil 62.4 km 15,157
Barroquinha Brazil 36.2 km 14,567
Uruoca Brazil 36.9 km 13,746
Mucambo Brazil 88.2 km 13,666
Chaval Brazil 47.4 km 12,462
Alcântaras Brazil 60.7 km 11,369
Martinópole Brazil 18.5 km 10,846

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