Machine translation of the Portuguese Wikipedia article (November 2026 version).
Feira de Santana is a Brazilian municipality in the interior of the state of Bahia, in the Northeast Region. It is located in the north-central part of Bahia, 108 kilometers from the state capital, Salvador, with which it is linked by the BR-324 highway. It is the seat city of the Feira de Santana Metropolitan Region and of the Feira de Santana Immediate Region, which is made up of 33 cities.
Feira, as it is commonly nicknamed, is the second most populous municipality in Bahia and the first in the Northeast interior, that is, it is the most populous municipality in the interior of the Northern, Northeastern, Center-West and Southern regions of Brazil. It is also the sixth largest municipality in the interior of the country, with a population larger than that of eight state capitals. In Brazil's urban hierarchy, Feira de Santana is a Regional Capital B and the seat of the second-largest metropolitan region in the Northeast interior. Feira de Santana is a consolidated city in the Jacuípe River valley, on the western edge of the Recôncavo, east of the semi-arid plateaus. The central district of Feira de Santana is located immediately east of the confluence of the rugged plateaus with the Jacuípe River and the plains bordering the Atlantic forest zone to the east, about 45 km from the Atlantic Ocean. The 39th meridian west of Greenwich passes through the central region of the city.
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