Cities near Salvaterra

Salvaterra is a city of 24,129 inhabitants in Brazil. The most populous cities near Salvaterra within 100 km are Belém, Ananindeua, Castanhal. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: -0.7533° Longitude: -48.5167° Population: 24,129 Timezone: America/Belem
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Nearby cities 20 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Belém Brazil 78.1 km 1,499,641
Ananindeua Brazil 69.9 km 433,956
Castanhal Brazil 89.0 km 192,256
Barcarena Brazil 84.5 km 126,650
Marituba Brazil 69.7 km 111,785
Santa Isabel do Pará Brazil 72.4 km 73,019
Benevides Brazil 74.1 km 63,567
Vigia Brazil 43.3 km 50,832
Curuçá Brazil 74.4 km 41,262
Santo Antônio do Tauá Brazil 61.8 km 27,461
Marapanim Brazil 90.9 km 26,573
Ponta de Pedras Brazil 81.0 km 24,984
Bujaru Brazil 99.6 km 24,383
Soure Brazil 4.1 km 24,204
Cachoeira do Arari Brazil 57.4 km 23,981
Santa Bárbara do Pará Brazil 57.8 km 21,087
São Caetano de Odivelas Brazil 55.2 km 16,666
São Francisco do Pará Brazil 92.6 km 14,894
Colares Brazil 33.1 km 12,868
Terra Alta Brazil 74.9 km 10,400

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