Living in Sapiranga

Sapiranga is a large place in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, home to 75,648 people. Of the 29 household profiles on Nestlyzer, its strongest are early retirees (top 5%, #116 of 2,321), remote workers (top 7%, #161 of 2,321), movers on a budget (top 11%, #248 of 2,321).

Residents75,648
Density– per km²
Area– km²
Hub airport42 km (Porto Alegre-Salgado Filho International)
Nearest city of 100k+13 km
Within 30 km1,128,200 people
Sea coast48 km
Climate typeHumid subtropical (Cfa)
Terrain around itabout 190 m, height range 530 m
Main railway line19.8 km
Distance to Brasília1,573 km
Within 10 km169,243 people
Greater areaGreater Novo Hamburgo, 15 km out
LandscapeBrazilian Highlands
Winter daylight14 h 03 min, sunset 23:24

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How Sapiranga ranks

Scores run 0 to 100 against every municipality in Brazil. Ranks count only the places that pass each profile's minimums, so the totals differ by profile. Regional overview: population, geography and modelled indicators for costs, schools and safety.

ProfileScoreIn BrazilIn Rio Grande do Sul
Young family61#483 of 1,704#25 of 91Map
Low-income household70#325 of 2,321#18 of 125Map
Low-income family64#405 of 1,704#21 of 91Map
Single parent65#423 of 1,704#21 of 91Map
Pensioner couple75#237 of 1,704#25 of 91Map
Single pensioner81#199 of 1,704#17 of 91Map
Early retiree71#116 of 2,321#15 of 125Map
Single professional62#355 of 1,100#17 of 55Map
Young professional63#364 of 994#19 of 49Map
DINKS64#352 of 883#17 of 44Map
Remote worker79#161 of 2,321#13 of 125Map
Commuter75#391 of 1,028#21 of 50Map
Car-free household63#407 of 832#21 of 40Map
Student12#163 of 449#11 of 25Map
First-home buyer68#358 of 1,704#18 of 91Map
Budget-constrained mover67#248 of 2,321#15 of 125Map
Urban lifestyle seeker55#384 of 883#21 of 44Map
Expat professional68#310 of 2,321#16 of 125Map
Healthcare-first mover69#328 of 1,704#17 of 91Map
Nature-focused household34#1,915 of 2,321#102 of 125Map
Cross-border commuter18#330 of 1,598#26 of 125Map
Outdoor and mountain lover46#328 of 2,321#15 of 125Map
Rural value seeker35#1,890 of 2,321#95 of 125Map
High-net-worth mover68#210 of 2,321#17 of 125Map
Lottery winner65#311 of 2,321#16 of 125Map
Climate-resilient relocation68#567 of 2,321#52 of 125Map
Coastal livingnot ranked: below the minimum for coast–Map
Business owner77#310 of 2,321#15 of 125Map
Digital native51#354 of 1,100#16 of 55Map

Strengths and trade-offs

  • Services nearby (people within 10 km: shops, doctors, cafes, transport)100
  • Climate exposure (estimate: coastal and river flooding, heat; 100 = low)92
  • Mobility and connectivity89
  • Market reach (residents within 100 km, across borders)83
  • Climate (mild and sunny: climate class and winter daylight)81
  • Jobs and economy81
  • Home market (residents of the same country within 150 km)72
  • Lifestyle and amenities64
  • Foundation61
  • Mountains and water (terrain relief, lakes and the sea nearby)48
  • One-day truck radius (residents within 300 km, across borders)47
  • Affordability45
  • City scale (people within 10 km: big-city life, transit, scenes)40
  • Universities in town (universities and universities of applied sciences within 10 km)22
  • University-town character (universities relative to the people nearby)22
  • Sea or lake shore21
  • Green space15
  • Education and family15
  • Freight access (motorway, rail, port)14
  • Flat land (terrain relief)3
  • Port access (major sea or inland port)0
  • Chemical park nearby (sites with pipeline links)0
  • National border nearby (straight line)0
  • Financial centre (banking and capital markets) within commuting distance0
  • Commodity-trading or gold hub within commuting distance0
  • Crypto hub within commuting distance0
  • Wealth-management centre within commuting distance0

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Data: Eurostat GISCO LAU 2024; locations EDJNet LAU centres; airports OurAirports; coastline Natural Earth. Updated 2026-10-31. Rankings are decision aids, not advice.