Cities near Várzea Nova

Várzea Nova is a city of 13,377 inhabitants in Brazil. The most populous cities near Várzea Nova within 100 km are Jacobina, Irecê, Morro do Chapéu. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: -11.2555° Longitude: -40.9469° Population: 13,377 Timezone: America/Bahia
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Nearby cities 23 cities found

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

City Country Distance Population
Jacobina Brazil 48.0 km 82,590
Irecê Brazil 99.3 km 74,507
Morro do Chapéu Brazil 39.9 km 33,594
Lapão Brazil 97.5 km 25,736
João Dourado Brazil 78.7 km 24,854
Miguel Calmon Brazil 42.9 km 24,661
Ponto Novo Brazil 98.9 km 19,938
Ourolândia Brazil 34.8 km 19,243
Pindobaçu Brazil 85.8 km 19,083
Piritiba Brazil 67.9 km 17,566
Cafarnaum Brazil 74.8 km 17,466
Mundo Novo Brazil 84.7 km 17,305
Utinga Brazil 93.3 km 16,277
Bonito Brazil 86.7 km 15,844
Tapiramutá Brazil 67.9 km 15,818
Mirangaba Brazil 52.5 km 15,734
América Dourada Brazil 57.8 km 15,137
Várzea da Roça Brazil 96.5 km 13,800
Umburanas Brazil 71.4 km 13,642
Serrolândia Brazil 72.6 km 13,335
Caldeirão Grande Brazil 75.0 km 13,080
Saúde Brazil 67.4 km 10,478
Caém Brazil 58.7 km 10,384

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