Population ranking: Araxá passes Ituiutaba, while Araporã climbs 10 positions among cities in the Triângulo, Alto Paranaíba and Northwest of MG

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On the other hand, Lagamar was the city that lost the most positions, 10. The survey takes into account data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), comparing the 2010 Census with the 2022 Census. from the 2021 archive Araporã City Hall/Disclosure Araporã was the municipality that gained the most positions in the ranking of the 76 cities in the Triângulo Mineiro, Alto Paranaíba and Northwest of MG that are part of the coverage area of ​​TV Integração. The survey takes into account data from the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), comparing the 2010 Census with the 2022 Census. Lagamar lost 10 positions and went from 43rd to 53rd; Among the top 10, Araxá surpassed Ituiutaba and became the 5th most populous city in the regions; The first, Uberlândia, Uberaba, Patos de Minas and Araguari, maintained their previous positions. Who else went up? In all, 24 cities rose in the ranking; After Araporã, the highest rise was Santa Juliana, which surpassed 15,000 inhabitants and rose eight positions; Varjão de Minas rose from 57th to 50th Who else fell? In all, 28 cities were surpassed in the ranking; After Lagamar, the city that dropped the most on the list was Estrela do Sul, which dropped from 44th to 51st; Abbadia dos Dourados lost six positions and went from 49th to 55th. Ranking of most populous cities in regions READ ALSO: UBERLÂNDIA: With growth of almost 20%, the city is the one with the highest population increase in MG MORE CENSUS: Grupiara is among the 20 least populous cities in Brazil FIND YOUR CITY: g1 publishes reports with the updated population of all 5,570 Brazilian municipalities in the IBGE Census 📲 Check out the latest news from g1 Triângulo and Alto Paranaíba 📲 Follow g1 on Instagram and Facebook 📲 Receive g1 news on WhatsApp and Telegram VIDEOS: see everything about Triângulo , Alto Paranaíba and Northwest of Minas

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