Which regions of Brazil have people that are 90%+ European?

[Italicus]

I know that the South and the South East have many people that are almost pure European, are there any other regions that have a substantial white population? (Just to clarify, not on average, but a good chunk of the population.)

[Sasaolo68]

I think that there isn't any Brazilian region where the average people are more than 90% European.

But there are probably some small cities like that...

[Rafael Passoni]

South and Southwest are pretty common. Also Brazil as a whole you can find these people. But a Region where nearly all inhabitants are 100% European or at least Caucasoid I think it's more in small cities. But always there are other ethnicities there, since it's a New Word country whith people all over the World living there and there are Natives and Blacks too.

[luc2112]

I know that the South and the South East have many people that are almost pure European, are there any other regions that have a substantial white population? (Just to clarify, not on average, but a good chunk of the population.)

Maybe find a small town in the south of Minas Gerais and Espirito Santo

[Sasaolo68]

Maybe find a small town in the south of Minas Gerais and Espirito Santo

MG and ES are already Southeast...

Italicus asked about non-Southern/non-Southeastern region...

[Sasaolo68]

I know that the South and the South East have many people that are almost pure European, are there any other regions that have a substantial white population? (Just to clarify, not on average, but a good chunk of the population.)

There are some places in other regions with a big caucasian population, for example:

North: Rondônia

Central-West: Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul

Northeast: Rio Grande Do Norte

[Italicus]

There are some places in other regions with a big caucasian population, for example:

North: Rondônia

Central-West: Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul

Northeast: Rio Grande Do Norte

Thanks! Are most of the whites in those areas descended from colonial settlers or migrants from Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais?

[Sasaolo68]

Thanks! Are most of the whites in those areas descended from colonial settlers or migrants from Sao Paulo and Minas Gerald?

mostly colonial settlers except for maybe on some places on Rondonia and Mato Grosso do Sul where they received migrants from Parana, Sao Paulo and Rio Grande Do Sul.

[Rafael Passoni]

Another interesting thing that I've noticed when I analyse family trees is that many families in Southeast and South Brazil end in Portugueses by 1700, many of them from Azores. It seens they were very endogamic and they started to mix with other Europeans/MENA during the great migration. We can see it in MyHeritage and Geneanet. The are are many nobles like Capet-Valois Dynasties there too, probably because Brazilian Empire.

[Italicus]

Another interesting thing that I've noticed when I analyse family trees is that many families in Southeast and South Brazil end in Portugueses by 1700, many of them from Azores. It seens they were very endogamic and they started to mix with other Europeans/MENA during the great migration. We can see it in MyHeritage and Geneanet. The are are many nobles like Capet-Valois Dynasties there too, probably because Brazilian Empire.

Interesting! Where did the Azoreans settle?