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Households with sewage via the network by state

In 2022, São Paulo had the highest Households with sewage via the network among the 27 states (91.3%) and Amapá the lowest (12.1%). Brazil as a whole stood at 64.7%.

Households with sewage via the network by state · 2022

Share of occupied permanent private households whose sewage goes to the general or storm network, or to a septic tank connected to the network. Calculated by Dado Bruto: households in that condition divided by the total. Rank 1 = highest value.

Source: IBGE, 2022 Census (SIDRA).

Frequently asked questions

Which state has the highest Households with sewage via the network?

In 2022, São Paulo, at 91.3%. The lowest was Amapá, at 12.1%.

What is the value of Households with sewage via the network for Brazil?

In 2022, 64.7%, according to IBGE, 2022 Census (SIDRA).

What does "Households with sewage via the network" measure?

Share of occupied permanent private households whose sewage goes to the general or storm network, or to a septic tank connected to the network. Calculated by Dado Bruto: households in that condition divided by the total.

Where does the data come from, and can I download it?

The data comes from IBGE, 2022 Census (SIDRA). There is a CSV file with every state and every available period. You may copy and republish the data and charts, including commercially, under the CC BY 4.0 license. The condition is to credit "dadobruto.com" and, when published online, to link to dadobruto.com or to the page the data came from. The original numbers follow the rules of IBGE, 2022 Census (SIDRA).

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Download as CSV (all states and periods). How to cite: dadobruto.com. Households with sewage via the network by state. Data: IBGE, 2022 Census (SIDRA). https://dadobruto.com/en/states/indicator/sewage-network

You may copy and republish the data and charts, including commercially, under the CC BY 4.0 license. The condition is to credit "dadobruto.com" and, when published online, to link to dadobruto.com or to the page the data came from. The original numbers follow the rules of IBGE, 2022 Census (SIDRA).