Cities near Pedra Branca

Pedra Branca is a city of 40,187 inhabitants in Brazil. The most populous cities near Pedra Branca within 100 km are Quixadá, Quixeramobim, Tauá. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: -5.4542° Longitude: -39.7172° Population: 40,187 Timezone: America/Fortaleza
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Nearby cities 19 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Quixadá Brazil 94.5 km 84,168
Quixeramobim Brazil 54.9 km 82,177
Tauá Brazil 88.2 km 61,227
Boa Viagem Brazil 36.4 km 50,411
Acopiara Brazil 77.1 km 44,962
Mombaça Brazil 33.6 km 37,735
São João dos Inhamuns Brazil 87.2 km 29,188
Tamboril Brazil 96.2 km 24,815
Senador Pompeu Brazil 41.0 km 24,266
Independência Brazil 65.8 km 24,024
Várzea Alegre Brazil 74.6 km 21,841
Solonópole Brazil 84.5 km 18,179
Banabuiú Brazil 89.6 km 17,195
Monsenhor Tabosa Brazil 83.3 km 17,149
Madalena Brazil 68.2 km 16,896
Piquet Carneiro Brazil 51.1 km 16,616
Milhã Brazil 62.9 km 14,123
Choró Brazil 93.2 km 12,380
Catarina Brazil 77.3 km 10,243

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