A total of 111.28 mi people live up to 150km from the Brazilian coast—54.8% of the population in 2022—and 9.42 mi (4.6%) live on the border, also at a distance of up to 150km from the limits of the national territory.
A total of 1,693,535 individuals declare themselves indigenous countrywide, or 0.83% of the nation’s resident population, distributed across 4,832 municipalities. The North and the Northeast have 75% of the country’s native population.
The number is up 12.3 mi since the previous census, in 2010. The 6.5 percent difference means the average population growth in recent years was 0.52%—the lowest since 1872, when the nation’s first census was conducted.
The effects of COVID-19 not considered, life expectancy for men was reported at 73.3 years in 2020. For women, it stood at 80.3 years.
The most populous states are São Paulo (46,289,333), Minas Gerais (21,292,666), and Rio de Janeiro (17,366,189).