Amazonas

Brazil

64 cities

Amazonas is the largest state in Brazil, known for its vast forests and rivers. Major transport hubs include Manaus Airport, which serves as an important air artery for the region. Manaus also functions as a key port on the Amazon River, facilitating cargo transport via waterways. Key logistics corridors are linked to access to Brazil's internal markets and neighboring countries. Delivery times from abroad can range from 7 to 14 days depending on the shipping method. Special attention should be paid to customs requirements, as specific regulations apply to imported goods in the region.

Manaus Itacoatiara Manacapuru Parintins Tefé Coari Tabatinga Iranduba Maués Humaitá Manicoré São Gabriel da Cachoeira Lábrea Autazes Benjamin Constant Boca do Acre Eirunepé São Paulo de Olivença Borba Barreirinha Presidente Figueiredo Careiro Carauari Santo Antônio do Içá Nova Olinda do Norte Rio Preto da Eva Urucurituba Ipixuna Novo Aripuanã Codajás Beruri Apuí Nhamundá Tapauá Pauini Tonantins Careiro da Várzea Urucará Barcelos Anori Canutama Manaquiri Alvarães Novo Airão Fonte Boa Atalaia do Norte Maraã Uarini Guajará Caapiranga Santa Isabel Rio Negro Silves Itamarati São Sebastião do Uatumã Amaturá Juruá Pirapetinga Itapiranga Anamã Manaquiri Envira Guajará Japurá Jutaí