Brazil – state championsips. Without official national championship and also by tradition, the state championships had more clout than the national stage. Two states didn't have championships yet: Mato Grosso do Sul and Tocantins. The rest had, some very old, leagues and state federations run every one. Only the 1970 champions here, given by state, championship name, and, in brackets, the number of titles every winner had including 1970.
Campeonato Carioca – Rio de Janeiro:
Campeonato Paulista – Sao Paulo:
Campeonato Mineiro – Minas Gerais:
Campeonato Gaucho - Rio Grande do Sul:
Campeonato Paranaense – Parana:
Campeonato Pernambucano – Pernambuco:
Campeonato Goiano – Goias:
Campeonoato Baiano – Bahia:
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Campeonato Piauiense – Piaui:
Campeonato Sergipano – Sergipe:
Campeonato Paraense – Para:
Campeonato Portiguar – Rio Grande do Norte:
Campeonato Alegoano – Alegoas:
CRB (12)
Campeonato Amapaense – Amapa:
Campeonato Mato-Grossense – Mato Grosso:
Campeonato Catarinense – Santa Catarina:
Ferroviario (1)
Campeonato Roraimense – Roraima:
Bare (16)
Campeonato Rondoniense – Rondonia:
Ferroviario (Porto Velho) (12)
Campeonato Paraibano – Paraiba:
Campeonato Accreano – Accre:
Bottom: Flavio, Escapulario, Jorge Floresta, Mario Duarte, Jangito, Bebé, Bico-Bico.
Independencia (5)
Campeonato Amazonense – Amazonas:
Campeonato Brasiliense – Distrito Federal:
Campeonato Capixaba – Espirito Santo:
Campeonato Maranhense – Maranhao:
