4,069 Public Toilets - Brazil
Browse 4,069 publicly accessible toilets across Brazil. Explore coverage by city and region, view totals, and navigate areas with the most facilities.
States & Territories
Bahia
160 toilets
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Ceará
175 toilets
Espírito Santo
93 toilets
Federal District
161 toilets
Goiás
104 toilets
Mato Grosso
48 toilets
Mato Grosso do Sul
31 toilets
Minas Gerais
314 toilets
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Pará
87 toilets
Paraíba
181 toilets
Paraná
268 toilets
Pernambuco
194 toilets
Piauí
28 toilets
Rio de Janeiro
315 toilets
Rio Grande do Norte
96 toilets
Rio Grande do Sul
457 toilets
Santa Catarina
293 toilets
São Paulo
948 toilets
Sergipe
36 toilets
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Top Cities
Região Metropolitana de São Paulo
359 toilets
Região Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro
270 toilets
Região Integrada de Desenvolvimento do Distrito Federal e Entorno
178 toilets
Região Metropolitana do Recife
151 toilets
Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre
141 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Curitiba
100 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Patos
82 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Sorocaba
74 toilets
Greater Vitória
65 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Belo Horizonte
64 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Campinas
54 toilets
Região Metropolitana de João Pessoa
50 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Salvador
49 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Piracicaba
44 toilets
Região Metropolitana de Ribeirão Preto
30 toilets
Frequently Asked Questions
What does this page show?
This page summarizes toilet coverage in Brazil and helps you browse by top cities and states/regions. Individual toilets are shown on city pages and on the map.
What types of toilets are included in ToiletsDirectory?
ToiletsDirectory focuses on publicly accessible toilets, including facilities in public spaces and other locations that are generally open to everyone. Not all toilets are government-owned or officially public.
How complete is coverage in this country?
Coverage varies by region and depends on available public data. Some cities and states have more complete listings than others, and coverage improves over time as data is updated.
Why do some cities or regions have more toilets listed?
Counts vary based on factors such as population density, data availability, and local mapping activity. Urban areas typically have more documented facilities than rural regions.
How often is the data updated?
Data is updated regularly based on publicly available sources. Changes may not appear immediately, and some details (such as accessibility or opening hours) may be missing or outdated.
How can I find toilets near a specific location?
Use the search and map features, or open a city page from the top cities list to view toilets in that area.