亚马孙州 (巴西)

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亚馬孙州


Bandeira do Amazonas.svgBrasão do Amazonas.svg


亚马孙州旗

巴西地图，亚马孙州被涂上红色

首府
马瑙斯

最大城市
马瑙斯

面积
 1,570,947km²

人口
  -总计
  -密度

4,001,667[1]
2.57 inh./km²

州长
 Wilson Lima (PSC)

人类发展指数（2000年）
 0.713 – 中度

时区
 GMT-4和GMT-5
ISO 3166-2
BR-AM

亚马孙（葡萄牙语：Amazonas，国际音标：/.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}a.ma.'zo.nas/[註 1]），位于巴西西北部的州，面積1,570,947平方公里，是該國最大的一个州，也是美洲继加拿大努纳武特和美国阿拉斯加后第三大的州份。亚马孙州接壤秘鲁、哥伦比亚和委内瑞拉，相邻的巴西州份有（顺时针方向地）罗赖马州、帕拉州、马托格罗索州、朗多尼亚州、阿克里州。



注释




  1. ^ 这个音标是根据巴西葡萄牙语；葡萄牙语发音则是/
    ɐ.mɐ.'zo.nɐʃ/。



参考文献





  1. ^ Amazonas - Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística




外部链接






维基共享资源中相关的多媒体资源：亚马孙州 (巴西)



  • 亚马孙州3D位置图（需Java）


  • （葡萄牙文） 亚马孙州政府官方网站

































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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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