It is so large that it spans three time zones. Its landscapes include mountain ranges, plains, highlands, hills, and scrublands. Our image of Brazil usually consists of Rio di Janeiro's beaches and the Amazon Basin, but in fact much of Brazil lies at 200-800 meters above sea level. Some areas of Brazil have an equatorial climate, others a highland tropical climate, others a temperate climate with coniferous forests, semiarad desert climates (in the northeast).
The largest city in Brazil is Sao Paulo with an impressive 11,150,249 people. Rio de Janeiro is second with 7,145,472 people.
There are 26 states plus one federal district of Brazil.
Below you can choose a physical map of Brazil.


In addition to the above physical maps here is a political map of Brazil as well.
I hope that up above you were able to find a good map of Brazil South America. I hope you have a chance to check out our other maps and geographic profiles.
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