1.48
Brazil · Total fertility rate
Indicator
Migration is not published as a comparable provincial series for these maps yet.
Labels
Dense district maps default to colour only (Eurostat-style). Turn values on when zoomed in. Shift-click regions to add them up.
Historic years 1940–2010 are period TFR by today’s UF geography (Tocantins and Mato Grosso do Sul back-cast on post-split borders). Colour domain is fixed (1–10.5) so decades are comparable when you scrub. 2024 is BirthGauge from registered births and IBGE women of childbearing age — not the same method as the census-based historic series.
- Highest
- Roraima2.00
- Lowest
- Rio de Janeiro1.30
Regions
- 1.Roraima2.00
- 2.Mato Grosso1.85
- 3.Amazonas1.83
- 4.Amapá1.80
- 5.Tocantins1.77
- 6.Alagoas1.77
- 7.Acre1.68
- 8.Espírito Santo1.65
- 9.Pará1.63
- 10.Mato Grosso do Sul1.62
- 11.Maranhão1.59
- 12.Rondônia1.58
- 13.Goiás1.56
- 14.Paraíba1.55
- 15.Santa Catarina1.53
- 16.Piauí1.52
- 17.Pernambuco1.50
- 18.Sergipe1.50
- 19.Paraná1.50
- 20.Ceará1.43
- 21.Rio Grande do Sul1.41
- 22.Bahia1.40
- 23.Minas Gerais1.40
- 24.São Paulo1.40
BirthGauge, Total Fertility Rate (Children per Woman), Brazil 2024 — state TFR from registered live births and IBGE women of childbearing age. National TFR 1.48.. Census maps.