Limoeiro de Anadia

Municipality in Alagoas, Brazil

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09°44′29″S 36°30′12″W﻿ / ﻿9.74139°S 36.50333°W﻿ / -9.74139; -36.50333

Limoeiro de Anadia is a municipality located in the Brazilian state of Alagoas. Its population is 28,771 (2020)[1] and its area is 316 km².[2]

## References[edit]

1. ^ IBGE 2020
2. ^ IBGE \- "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2007-01-09. Retrieved 2007-01-09.`{{cite web}}`: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

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Municipalities of Alagoas

Capital: Maceió

Arapiraca|

* Arapiraca
* Campo Grande
* Coité do Nóia
* Craíbas
* Feira Grande
* Girau do Ponciano
* Lagoa da Canoa
* Limoeiro de Anadia
* São Sebastião
* Taquarana

Palmeira dos Índios|

* Belém
* Cacimbinhas
* Estrela de Alagoas
* Igaci
* Mar Vermelho
* Maribondo
* Minador do Negrão
* Palmeira dos Índios
* Paulo Jacinto
* Quebrangulo
* Tanque d'Arca

Traipu|

* Olho d'Água Grande
* São Brás
* Traipu

Litoral Norte Alagoano|

* Japaratinga
* Maragogi
* Passo de Camaragibe
* Porto de Pedras
* São Miguel dos Milagres

Maceió|

* Barra de Santo Antônio
* Barra de São Miguel
* Coqueiro Seco
* Maceió
* Marechal Deodoro
* Paripueira
* Pilar
* Rio Largo
* Santa Luzia do Norte
* Satuba

Mata Alagoana|

* Atalaia
* Branquinha
* Cajueiro
* Campestre
* Capela
* Colônia Leopoldina
* Flexeiras
* Jacuípe
* Joaquim Gomes
* Jundiá
* Matriz de Camaragibe
* Messias
* Murici
* Novo Lino
* Porto Calvo
* São Luís do Quitunde

Penedo|

* Feliz Deserto
* Igreja Nova
* Penedo
* Piaçabuçu
* Porto Real do Colégio

São Miguel dos Campos|

* Anadia
* Boca da Mata
* Campo Alegre
* Coruripe
* Jequiá da Praia
* Junqueiro
* Roteiro
* São Miguel dos Campos
* Teotônio Vilela

Serrana dos Quilombos|

* Chã Preta
* Ibateguara
* Pindoba
* Santana do Mundaú
* São José da Laje
* União dos Palmares
* Viçosa

Alagoana do Sertão do São Francisco|

* Delmiro Gouveia
* Olho d'Água do Casado
* Piranhas

Batalha|

* Batalha
* Belo Monte
* Jacaré dos Homens
* Jaramataia
* Major Isidoro
* Monteirópolis
* Olho d'Água das Flores
* Olivença

Santana do Ipanema|

* Carneiros
* Dois Riachos
* Maravilha
* Ouro Branco
* Palestina
* Pão de Açúcar
* Poço das Trincheiras
* Santana do Ipanema
* São José da Tapera
* Senador Rui Palmeira

Serrana do Sertão Alagoano|

* Água Branca
* Canapi
* Inhapi
* Mata Grande
* Pariconha

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