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Marabá

Marabá · Brazil

At the confluence of the Tocantins and Itacaiunas rivers — forming a visible "Y" shape from above — Marabá is a large city in southeastern Pará that serves as the main economic hub of the region. Municipal settlement consolidated in 1894 with the arrival of Arab, Goiás, and Maranhão immigrants, and the city gained its nickname "Son of Miscegenation" from that cultural mix. The discovery of the Carajás mineral province accelerated its growth into a significant industrial, agricultural, and commercial centre.

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  • Population203,049
  • Nearest water from center 1.2 km0.7 mi

Nearest airports

Climate · monthly averages
J
25°78°
305mm11.9in
F
25°77°
295mm11.7in
M
25°78°
320mm12.7in
A
26°78°
240mm9.4in
M
26°79°
135mm5.3in
J
27°80°
30mm1.2in
J
27°81°
15mm0.6in
A
28°83°
5mm0.3in
S
29°83°
25mm0.9in
O
28°83°
75mm3.0in
N
27°81°
160mm6.3in
D
26°79°
235mm9.2in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗
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Marabá: quick answers

Where is Marabá?

Marabá is in Brazil.

How do you get to Marabá?

The nearest airport is Marabá (MAB), about 6 min away by road.

What's the weather like in Marabá?

The warmest month is September, averaging 29°C83°F across day and night; the coolest is February, at 25°C77°F. The wettest month is March, with about 322 mm12.7 in of precipitation. (Monthly averages, 1991–2020.)

What's in Marabá?

OpenStreetMap lists 1 museum, 3 restaurants, 1 café and 3 places of worship within 2 km of the centre.