Lábrea, Brazil

Living in the southernmost municipality of the Brazilian state of Amazonas is no easy feat. With a population of just 33,052 as of the latest data, Lábrea is the sixth largest municipality in the state by area, spanning a massive 68,508.6 square kilometers. However, the town's remoteness comes with its own set of challenges - the oppressive humidity and heavy rainfall, averaging close to 90 inches per year, create a persistently unpleasant climate. And bureaucracy is a constant headache, with the town serving as the seat of the Territorial Prelature of Lábrea. Only the most adventurous and self-sufficient need apply.