
Brazil
Brazil is in South America. Its capital is Brasília. It has a population of about 212.8 million and an area of 8,515,770 km². Its flag has 4 colors, and the one that takes up the most space is green, at 68.9% of the total.
The flag of Brazil as a pie chart
- Green 68.9%
- Yellow 17.7%
- Navy blue 12.3%
- White 1.1%
- Design
- Plain background with a shape
- Symbol
- Has a circle with stars and text
Each slice shows how much of the flag each color covers. It's the same data as CakeFlag, our game where you guess countries from the colors of their flag.
Brazil at a glance
- Capital
- Brasília
- Continent
- South America
- Official languages
- Portuguese
- Currency
- Brazilian real
- National day
- September 7
- Highest point
- Pico da Neblina (about 2,990 meters)
- Olympic Games
- Hosted in 2016 (Summer)
- Area
- 8,515,770 km²5th largest out of 208
- Population
- 212.8 million7th most populous out of 204 · 2025 data
- Population density
- 25 people/km²37th least densely populated out of 204 · 2025 data
- GDP
- US$ 2,279.9 billion11th highest GDP out of 200 · 2025 data
- GDP per capita
- US$ 10,71390th highest GDP per capita out of 200 · 2025 data
- Life expectancy
- 76 years87th highest life expectancy out of 204 · 2024 data
More facts
- Became independent from Portugal
- Founding member of the UN (1945)
- Won 5 World Cups (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002)
- The Equator runs through it
Fun facts about Brazil
Featured in GeoFacts #4
- One of its cities holds the largest LGBT pride parade in the world, a Guinness record in 2006. Source: Wikipedia (en) - São Paulo Gay Pride Parade
- Its capital was built from scratch in about 4 years and opened in 1960. Source: Wikipedia (es) - Brasilia
- Christ the Redeemer and the Rio de Janeiro Carnival are there. Source: Wikipedia (es) - Cristo Redentor
Neighboring countries
Brazil borders 9 countries:
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Data: World Bank, world-countries, Wikidata and CIA World Factbook. See all sources.