Machine translation of the Portuguese Wikipedia article (November 2026 version).
Assis is a Brazilian municipality in the interior of the state of São Paulo. It belongs to the Assis Immediate Geographic Region and the Marília Intermediate Geographic Region, lies west of the state capital, 434 km from it, and has an estimated total population of 104,642 inhabitants (IBGE 2024 census) within its just over 462 km².
It is the main municipality of its Immediate Geographic Region and the third largest in the Marília Intermediate Region, behind Ourinhos and Marília. It also ranks 77th among the largest municipalities in the state (IBGE 2020 estimate). It lies at 22°39′42″ S latitude and 50°24′44″ W longitude. The seat has an average annual temperature of 21.37 °C, and the municipality's vegetation is predominantly Atlantic Forest and Cerrado, forming a transition zone between vegetation and soil types that sets it apart from the region, with reddish but sandy soil.
Its Human Development Index (HDI), according to the UN, is 0.805, considered high in relation to the state's figure, and places it 28th among the cities with the highest HDI in the country.
According to FIRJAN in 2014, the municipality ranked 190th nationally, and according to the FGV in 2012 it ranked 49th; in 2014 it had the 237th greatest consumption potential among all Brazilian municipalities (IPC Marketing), and 72nd in the state.
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