List of Brazilian States By Highest Point

This is a list of the Brazilian states by highest point, including Distrito Federal. The highest point in Brazil is Pico da Neblina, in Amazonas, at 2,994 metres (9,822 feet), which ranks the country as 69th by highest point. Several of the peaks in the list are unnamed, and are better known by the mountain range in which they are located.

Rank State Peak Range Height (m) Height (ft)
1 Amazonas Pico da Neblina Serra do Imeri 2,994 9,822
2 Espírito Santo/Minas Gerais Pico da Bandeira Serra do Caparaó 2,892 9,488
3 São Paulo Pedra da Mina Serra da Mantiqueira 2,798 9,180
4 Rio de Janeiro Pico das Agulhas Negras Serra da Mantiqueira 2,792 9,160
5 Roraima Monte Roraima Guiana Highlands 2,734 8,970
6 Bahia Pico do Barbado Chapada Diamantina 2,033 6,670
7 Paraná Pico Paraná Serra do Mar 1,877 6,158
8 Santa Catarina Morro da Boa Vista Serra Geral 1,827 5,994
9 Goiás Unnamed location Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park 1,691 5,548
10 Rio Grande do Sul Pico do Monte Negro Serra Geral 1,398 4,587
11 Distrito Federal Pico do Roncador Brazilian Highlands 1,341 4,400
12 Tocantins Unnamed location Serra Traíras 1,340 4,396
13 Pernambuco Pico do Papagaio none 1,260 4,134
14 Paraíba Pico do Jabre none 1,197 3,927
15 Ceará Pico Alto Serra de Baturité 1,114 3,655
16 Rondônia Unnamed location Serra dos Pacaás 1,126 3,694
17 Mato Grosso Unnamed location Serra Monte Cristo 1,118 3,668
18 Mato Grosso do Sul Maciço do Urucum none 1,065 3,494
19 Pará Unnamed location Serra do Acari 906 2,972
20 Rio Grande do Norte Unnamed location Serra do Coqueiro 868 2,848
21 Piauí Unnamed location Chapada das Mangabeiras 860 2,822
22 Alagoas Unnamed location Serra Santa Cruz 844 2,769
23 Maranhão Unnamed location Chapada das Mangabeiras 804 2,638
24 Sergipe Unnamed location Serra Negra 742 2,434
25 Amapá Unnamed location Serra Tumucumaque 701 2,300
26 Acre Unnamed location Serra do Divisor 609 1,998

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