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Sumaré: population and official figures

Population (IBGE estimate, 1 July)
292,307
2026
Population, 2022 census
279,545
2022
Area (km²)
153.5
2022
People per km² (2022 census)
1,821.6
2022

In depth

What is the population of Sumaré?

IBGE, Brazil's national statistics institute, estimated the population of Sumaré at 292,307 on 1 July 2026, the 103rd largest of Brazil's 5,570 municipalities, the 28th largest of the 645 municipalities in São Paulo state. The 2022 census counted 279,545 residents.

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

Is the population of Sumaré growing?

Between the 2010 and 2022 censuses the population of Sumaré grew by 39,983, from 239,562 (2010 count adjusted to 2022 boundaries) to 279,545, an average of +1.29% a year; the 96th fastest of 320 major Brazilian cities (Brazil: +0.52% a year).

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

How has the population of Sumaré changed since the 2022 census?

IBGE's estimates put Sumaré's population 12,762 above the 2022 census count by July 2026 (+4.6%), against +5.5% for Brazil as a whole; the estimate was 291,116 in 2025 and 289,787 in 2024.

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

How big is Sumaré?

Sumaré covers 153.5 km² and had 1,821.6 residents per km² at the 2022 census, the 65th most densely populated of 320 major Brazilian cities (Brazil: 23.86 per km²).

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

What share of São Paulo state's population lives in Sumaré?

Sumaré holds 0.6% of the estimated 46,179,008 people in São Paulo state and 0.14% of Brazil's 214,211,951 (2026 estimates).

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

Is Sumaré a metropolis?

IBGE's urban hierarchy (REGIC) ranks Sumaré (as part of the Campinas/SP urban area) as a metropolis, level 1C on a scale whose top level is 1A, and Sumaré is part of the Região Metropolitana de Campinas.

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

Who runs Sumaré?

In Brazil, cities and towns are run by municipalities: Mayor (prefeito) and council (câmara de vereadores) directly elected for four years; mayors can serve two terms in a row. Primary schools, basic health care, urban planning, local transport, waste; each has its own organic law.

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