里約熱內盧州





Disambig gray.svg  本文介紹的是巴西的一個州。關於巴西的一個城市，請見「里約熱內盧」。






















































































里約熱內盧州
Rio de Janeiro









Flag of 里約熱內盧州 Rio de Janeiro Coat of arms of 里約熱內盧州 Rio de Janeiro

州歌
November 15th

里約熱內盧州 Rio de Janeiro在巴西的位置

首府
（及最大城市）
里約熱內盧
政府
 -  州長 Luiz Fernando de Souza (PMDB)
 -  副州長 Francisco Dornelles (PP)
面積
 -  總面積
43,696.1 km² （24th）
人口
 -  2006 估計 15,561,720 （3rd）
 -  2005 普查 15,397,366 
 -  密度 352.05 /km² （2nd）
GDP 2004 估計
 -  總計 R$ 222,564,408 （2nd）
 -  人均 R$ 14,639 （2nd）

HDI (2000)		 0.807 (high) （5th）
縮寫 BR-RJ
時區 BRT （UTC-3）
 -  Summer （DST） BRST （UTC-2）

里約熱內盧州（葡萄牙語：Rio de Janeiro，宽式IPA：.mw-parser-output .IPA{font-family:"Charis SIL","Doulos SIL","Linux Libertine","Segoe UI","Lucida Sans Unicode","Code2000","Gentium","Gentium Alternative","TITUS Cyberbit Basic","Arial Unicode MS","IPAPANNEW","Chrysanthi Unicode","GentiumAlt","Bitstream Vera","Bitstream Cyberbit","Hiragino Kaku Gothic Pro","Lucida Grande",sans-serif;text-decoration:none!important}.mw-parser-output .IPA a:link,.mw-parser-output .IPA a:visited{text-decoration:none!important}/ˈhiw dʒi ʒʌˈnejɾu/） 是巴西的一個州。 里約熱內盧州面積43,696.1km²。該州首府是1763年由葡萄牙人建立的里約熱內盧，該市也是州內最大的城市。


里约热内卢（意为一月之河）是巴西27之一州，位于巴西东南部的东边，北与米纳斯州，东北与圣霊州，西南与圣保罗州交界，东部及南部依大西洋环绕，首都是同名的里约热内卢。在里约州出生的人叫做fluminense，由拉丁文flumen-”河” 而来。



外部連結



  • （葡萄牙文）（英文） 里約熱內盧州政府網站

































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巴西行政区划

北部大区


  • 阿克里州

  • 阿马帕州

  • 亚马孙州

  • 帕拉州

  • 朗多尼亚州

  • 罗赖马州

  • 托坎廷斯州
巴西
东北大区


  • 阿拉戈斯州

  • 巴伊亚州

  • 塞阿腊州

  • 马拉尼昂州

  • 帕拉伊巴州

  • 伯南布哥州

  • 皮奥伊州

  • 北里奥格兰德州

  • 塞尔希培州
中西大区


  • 联邦区

  • 戈亚斯州

  • 马托格罗索州

  • 南马托格罗索州
东南大区


  • 圣埃斯皮里图州

  • 米纳斯吉拉斯州

  • 里约热内卢州

  • 圣保罗州
南部大区


  • 巴拉那州

  • 南里奥格兰德州

  • 圣卡塔琳娜州



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