On Thursday, October 29, 2026, the sunset happens latest in Barra do Quaraí (RS), at 19:10 local time. Below are the 50 Brazilian cities, out of 5,571, where it comes last on the clock.
Top 50: latest sunset in Brazil
| # | City | UF | Local time | In Brasília | Day length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Barra do Quaraí | RS | 19:10 | — | 13h 12min |
| 2 | Uruguaiana | RS | 19:08 | — | 13h 11min |
| 3 | Quaraí | RS | 19:06 | — | 13h 13min |
| 4 | Itaqui | RS | 19:05 | — | 13h 09min |
| 5 | Sant'Ana do Livramento | RS | 19:03 | — | 13h 14min |
| 6 | Maçambará | RS | 19:03 | — | 13h 09min |
| 7 | Alegrete | RS | 19:02 | — | 13h 11min |
| 8 | São Borja | RS | 19:02 | — | 13h 08min |
| 9 | Manoel Viana | RS | 19:01 | — | 13h 11min |
| 10 | Garruchos | RS | 19:00 | — | 13h 07min |
| 11 | Rosário do Sul | RS | 19:00 | — | 13h 12min |
| 12 | Dom Pedrito | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 14min |
| 13 | São Francisco de Assis | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 10min |
| 14 | Itacurubi | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 08min |
| 15 | Unistalda | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 09min |
| 16 | Aceguá | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 17min |
| 17 | Cacequi | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 11min |
| 18 | Chuí | RS | 18:59 | — | 13h 22min |
| 19 | Santo Antônio das Missões | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 08min |
| 20 | São Nicolau | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 07min |
| 21 | Nova Esperança do Sul | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 10min |
| 22 | Santa Vitória do Palmar | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 22min |
| 23 | Santiago | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 10min |
| 24 | São Vicente do Sul | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 11min |
| 25 | Bagé | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 15min |
| 26 | Pirapó | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 07min |
| 27 | Jaguari | RS | 18:58 | — | 13h 10min |
| 28 | Bossoroca | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 08min |
| 29 | Dezesseis de Novembro | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 07min |
| 30 | Porto Xavier | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 06min |
| 31 | São Gabriel | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 13min |
| 32 | São Luiz Gonzaga | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 07min |
| 33 | Roque Gonzales | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 07min |
| 34 | Hulha Negra | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 16min |
| 35 | Mata | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 11min |
| 36 | Porto Lucena | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 06min |
| 37 | São Paulo das Missões | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 06min |
| 38 | Jaguarão | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 19min |
| 39 | São Pedro do Butiá | RS | 18:57 | — | 13h 07min |
| 40 | Rolador | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 07min |
| 41 | Candiota | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 16min |
| 42 | Salvador das Missões | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 07min |
| 43 | Capão do Cipó | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 09min |
| 44 | Santa Margarida do Sul | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 13min |
| 45 | Pedras Altas | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 16min |
| 46 | Campina das Missões | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 06min |
| 47 | Lavras do Sul | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 14min |
| 48 | Porto Vera Cruz | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 06min |
| 49 | Cerro Largo | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 07min |
| 50 | Dilermando de Aguiar | RS | 18:56 | — | 13h 11min |
Why is the result what it is?
The ranking compares the local clock time of the sunset in each of the 5,571 Brazilian municipalities for the Brasília date shown above. Today the last place on the list is Barra do Quaraí (RS) at 19:10, while the 50th place, Dilermando de Aguiar (RS), has its sunset at 18:56: the whole top 50 fits in a window of just 14 minutes. By state, the list has: Rio Grande do Sul (50).
Why does that city lead? The main reason is longitude inside the time zone. The Earth turns 15° per hour, so every degree of longitude shifts the Sun by 4 minutes, but a time zone uses a single clock for a band that is many degrees wide. Barra do Quaraí sits about 12.5° west of the 45°W meridian that defines its time zone (UTC−3), so, by longitude alone, solar noon arrives roughly 50 minutes after the clock says 12:00 and the whole solar day is shifted later. The second factor is latitude combined with the season: on dates like today the southern part of the country has the longer days, so southern cities tend to rise earlier and set later on the clock than northern ones at the same longitude. The effect is small near the Equator and grows toward the far south, and it reverses in the other half of the year.
Brazil spans from about 34.8°W (Pitimbu (PB), on the mainland coast) to 72.9°W (Mâncio Lima (AC)), roughly 2.5 hours of solar time. The easternmost point of the mainland is Ponta do Seixas, in João Pessoa (PB), where the first light of the day touches continental Brazil. On one common clock, Brasília time, the last sunset of the country today is in Marechal Thaumaturgo (AC) at 19:47. The ranking above uses each city's own clock instead, which here coincides with Brasília time for the leader. Brazil has four official clocks (UTC−2 to UTC−5), and none of them removes the natural gap between east and west.
Local time, time zones and Brasília time
Ranking by local clock, not by Brasília time. Fernando de Noronha (PE) uses UTC−2, one hour ahead of Brasília, and ranks 3,000th by local clock, with sunset at 18:00 (17:00 in Brasília time); Rio Branco (AC) follows Acre's UTC−5, two hours behind Brasília, and ranks 4,788th (17:28 local, 19:28 in Brasília time); Manaus (AM), at UTC−4, ranks 3,667th. Brazil has four official clocks, so the table always shows the local clock time of each city, the one a resident would see on a wall clock. When a city's time zone differs from Brasília, the "In Brasília" column gives the same instant on Brasília time, which is useful to compare cities on a single timeline.
See also
Compare with the other daily rankings below, go back to the rankings overview with the state-by-state table, or open the page of any city in the table for twilight times, golden hour and the next seven days. For the bigger picture, see sunrise and sunset times in Brazil and worldwide, Brazil's time zones and the start of the seasons.