Santa Maria de Jetibá, Brazil

With a population of just 23,268, Santa Maria de Jetibá is a small, isolated municipality in central Espírito Santo, Brazil. Founded in 1857 by Pomeranian immigrants, this remote mountain town has managed to preserve its unique East Pomeranian dialect, but at a cost - the language barrier and lack of investment in education have left many residents struggling in "very poor conditions." The cool, dry winters and wet, hot summers may also prove challenging for some. Ultimately, this is a place best suited for those seeking a truly off-the-grid Pomeranian cultural experience, rather than modern urban comforts.