Palmas

Palmas is the capital of the State of . Like the country's capital, , and several other state capitals, it was built out of nowhere to house the government of its new-born state.
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  • Type: City with 303,000 residents
  • Description: municipality of Tocantins state, Brazil
  • Also known as: Palmas, Tocantins

Places of Interest

Highlights include Araguaia Palace and Museu Histórico do Tocantins (Palacinho).

Public building
The is the seat of government of the Brazilian state of . It is located in the city of Palmas, the state capital and its largest city.

Palmas

Latitude
-10.1838° or 10° 11′ 2″ south
Longitude
-48.3336° or 48° 20′ 1″ west
Population
303,000
Elevation
271 metres (889 feet)
IATA airport code
PMW
United Nations Location Code
BR PMW
Open location code
58XHRM88+FG
Open­Street­Map ID
node 342039019
Open­Street­Map feature
place=­city
Geo­Names ID
3474574
Wiki­data ID
Q178993
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Wu Chinese—“Palmas” goes by many names.
  • Arabic: بالماس
  • Arabic: بلمس
  • Aragonese: Palmas
  • Armenian: Պալմաս
  • Basque: Palmas
  • Belarusian: Палмас
  • Bengali: পালমাস
  • Bishnupriya: পালমাস
  • Bulgarian: Палмас
  • Bulgarian: Палмаш
  • Catalan: Palmas
  • Cebuano: Palmas
  • Chechen: Палмас
  • Chinese: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Chinese: 帕尔马斯
  • Chinese: 帕爾馬斯
  • Czech: Palmas
  • Danish: Palmas
  • Dutch: Palmas
  • Egyptian Arabic: بالماس
  • Esperanto: Palmas
  • Finnish: Palmas
  • French: Palmas
  • Galician: Palmas
  • Georgian: პალმასი
  • German: Palmas
  • Greek: Πάλμας
  • Gujarati: પાલ્માસ
  • Hebrew: פאלמאס
  • Hebrew: פלמס
  • Hindi: पाल्मास, टोकाचिस
  • Hindi: पाल्मास
  • Hungarian: Palmas
  • Ido: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Ido: Palmas
  • Indonesian: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Indonesian: Palmas
  • Interlingua: Palmas
  • Irish: Palmas
  • Italian: Palmas
  • Japanese: パウマス
  • Japanese: パルマス
  • Kannada: ಪಾಲ್ಮಾಸ್
  • Kazakh: Palmas
  • Kazakh: Палмас
  • Kazakh: پالماس
  • Korean: 파우마스 도 소코로
  • Korean: 파우마스
  • Latvian: Palmasa
  • Lithuanian: Palmasas
  • Malagasy: Palmas
  • Malay: Palmas
  • Malayalam: പാൽമാസ്
  • Marathi: पाल्मास
  • Mazanderani: پالماس
  • Min Nan Chinese: Palmas
  • Northern Frisian: Palmas
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Palmas
  • Norwegian: Palmas
  • Occitan (post 1500): Palmas
  • Ossetian: Палмас
  • Persian: پالماس
  • Polish: Palmas
  • Portuguese: Palmas
  • Romanian: Palmas
  • Russian: Палмас
  • Samoan: Palmas
  • Scots: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Scots: Palmas
  • Serbian: Палмас
  • Serbo-Croatian: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Serbo-Croatian: Palmas
  • Sinhala: පල්මාස්
  • Slovak: Palmas
  • Slovenian: Palmas
  • Spanish: Palmas (Tocantins)
  • Spanish: Palmas
  • Swahili: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Swahili: Palmas
  • Swedish: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Swedish: Palmas
  • Tajik: Palmas
  • Tajik: Палмас
  • Tamil: பால்மாஸ்
  • Tatar: Палмас
  • Telugu: పాల్మాస్
  • Tetum: Palmas
  • Thai: เปามัช
  • Turkish: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Turkish: Palmas
  • Ukrainian: Палмас
  • Urdu: پالماس، توکانتینس
  • Urdu: پالماس
  • Uzbek: Palmas
  • Venetian: Palmas
  • Vietnamese: Palmas, Tocantins
  • Vietnamese: Palmas
  • Volapük: Palmas
  • Waray (Philippines): Palmas, Tocantins
  • Waray (Philippines): Palmas
  • Western Panjabi: پالماس
  • Wu Chinese: 帕尔马斯(托坎廷斯州)
  • Wu Chinese: 帕尔马斯

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About Mapcarta. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors and available under the Open Database License". Text is available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license, except for photos, directions, and the map. Description text is based on the Wikivoyage page “Palmas”. Photo: Just a Brazilian man, CC BY 2.0.