<Ul> <Li> Area : 927,286 km2 ( 10.85 % ) </Li> <Li> Population : 80,303,750 ( 77.96 people / km2 , 38 % ) </Li> <Li> GDP : R $ 1,629 billion / US $ 803 billion ( 2008 ; ~ 49 % ) ( 1st ) </Li> <Li> Climate : Tropical in the northwest ( warm , relatively dry in the winter and wet in the summer ) ; Semi-arid in the north ; temperate in the south </Li> <Li> States : Espírito Santo , Minas Gerais , Rio de Janeiro , São Paulo </Li> <Li> Largest cities : São Paulo ( 11,037,593 ) ; Rio de Janeiro ( 6,186,710 ) ; Belo Horizonte ( 2,452,617 ) ; Guarulhos ( 1,299,283 ) ; Campinas ( 1,064,669 ) ; São Gonçalo ( 991,382 ) ; Duque de Caxias ( 872,762 ) ; Nova Iguaçu ( 865,089 ) ; São Bernardo do Campo ( 810,979 ) ; Osasco ( 718,646 ) ; Santo André ( 673,396 ) ; Uberlândia ( 634,345 ) ; Contagem ( 625,393 ) ; São José dos Campos ( 615,871 ) ; Sorocaba ( 584,313 ) ; Ribeirão Preto ( 563,107 ) ; Juiz de Fora ( 526,706 ) ; Belford Roxo ( 501,544 ) ; Niterói ( 479,384 ) ; São João de Meriti ( 469,827 ) ; Betim ( 441,748 ) ; Campos dos Goytacazes ( 434,008 ) . </Li> <Li> Economy : Manufacturing ( machinery , electronics , automobiles and aviation ) , coffee , sugar cane , tourism , petroleum , textiles , energy production ( not sufficient , however , to fulfill its demand . ) The Southeast is the economic center of Brazil , and most large companies present in Brazil have their headquarters in this region. The economical success of this region is a combination of its 4 states . São Paulo state is the most developed in the country , it has a population density as high as European Occident , and a HDI ( 1 ) comparable to European East . Rio de Janeiro is the leader in petroleum production ( with almost 3 / 4 of national production ) ( 2 ) . Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo are placed in the richest mining region in Brazil . </Li> <Li> Transport : The region is heavily covered by highways , and , to some extent , railways . Railways and rivers are used mainly for freight , and used where they are present . The region also contains several airport hubs which provide many domestic and international air routes . </Li> <Li> Vegetation : Mainly tropical - like semi-deciduous forests ( Mata Atlântica ) ; semi-arid in the north , with almost no vegetation ; savannah - like vegetation in the west and in the northwest ( Cerrado ) . Very little of the native vegetation still remains ( ~ 2 % , mostly in parks . ) </Li> <Li> Notable characteristics : The southeast region is the major powerhouse of the Brazilian economy , responsible as it is for 49 % of the Brazilian GDP ( approximately US $1024 billion in 2010 ) . It is also the most populous region in the country , with more than 80 million people , and contains the two most important metropolitan regions ( São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro ) , as well as many other large cities ( such as Belo Horizonte , Vitória , both State capitals , Campinas and several others . ) </Li> </Ul>
<Ul> <Li> Area : 927,286 km2 ( 10.85 % ) </Li> <Li> Population : 80,303,750 ( 77.96 people / km2 , 38 % ) </Li> <Li> GDP : R $ 1,629 billion / US $ 803 billion ( 2008 ; ~ 49 % ) ( 1st ) </Li> <Li> Climate : Tropical in the northwest ( warm , relatively dry in the winter and wet in the summer ) ; Semi-arid in the north ; temperate in the south </Li> <Li> States : Espírito Santo , Minas Gerais , Rio de Janeiro , São Paulo </Li> <Li> Largest cities : São Paulo ( 11,037,593 ) ; Rio de Janeiro ( 6,186,710 ) ; Belo Horizonte ( 2,452,617 ) ; Guarulhos ( 1,299,283 ) ; Campinas ( 1,064,669 ) ; São Gonçalo ( 991,382 ) ; Duque de Caxias ( 872,762 ) ; Nova Iguaçu ( 865,089 ) ; São Bernardo do Campo ( 810,979 ) ; Osasco ( 718,646 ) ; Santo André ( 673,396 ) ; Uberlândia ( 634,345 ) ; Contagem ( 625,393 ) ; São José dos Campos ( 615,871 ) ; Sorocaba ( 584,313 ) ; Ribeirão Preto ( 563,107 ) ; Juiz de Fora ( 526,706 ) ; Belford Roxo ( 501,544 ) ; Niterói ( 479,384 ) ; São João de Meriti ( 469,827 ) ; Betim ( 441,748 ) ; Campos dos Goytacazes ( 434,008 ) . </Li> <Li> Economy : Manufacturing ( machinery , electronics , automobiles and aviation ) , coffee , sugar cane , tourism , petroleum , textiles , energy production ( not sufficient , however , to fulfill its demand . ) The Southeast is the economic center of Brazil , and most large companies present in Brazil have their headquarters in this region. The economical success of this region is a combination of its 4 states . São Paulo state is the most developed in the country , it has a population density as high as European Occident , and a HDI ( 1 ) comparable to European East . Rio de Janeiro is the leader in petroleum production ( with almost 3 / 4 of national production ) ( 2 ) . Minas Gerais and Espírito Santo are placed in the richest mining region in Brazil . </Li> <Li> Transport : The region is heavily covered by highways , and , to some extent , railways . Railways and rivers are used mainly for freight , and used where they are present . The region also contains several airport hubs which provide many domestic and international air routes . </Li> <Li> Vegetation : Mainly tropical - like semi-deciduous forests ( Mata Atlântica ) ; semi-arid in the north , with almost no vegetation ; savannah - like vegetation in the west and in the northwest ( Cerrado ) . Very little of the native vegetation still remains ( ~ 2 % , mostly in parks . ) </Li> <Li> Notable characteristics : The southeast region is the major powerhouse of the Brazilian economy , responsible as it is for 49 % of the Brazilian GDP ( approximately US $1024 billion in 2010 ) . It is also the most populous region in the country , with more than 80 million people , and contains the two most important metropolitan regions ( São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro ) , as well as many other large cities ( such as Belo Horizonte , Vitória , both State capitals , Campinas and several others . ) </Li> </Ul>
in which region are most of the cities of brazil
in which region are most of the cities of brazil
The southeast region
The southeast region