On Wikipedia, I came across a page (in PT) showcasing the bairros (neighborhoods) of Belém and as an added benefit, it broke them down by zones (not sure what to call them, perhaps municipalities). I’ve heard all but the first zone used in daily conversation as the bairros that make up the Zona Central are just referred to by their name.
Zona Central
Batista Campos | Campina | Cidade Velha | Nazaré | Reduto | São Brás | Umarizal | Marco
Entroncamento
Águas Lindas | Aurá | Castanheira | Curió-Utinga | Guanabara | Mangueirão | Marambaia | Souza | Val-de-Cans | Universitário
Guamá
Canudos | Condor | Cremação | Guamá | Jurunas | Terra Firme
Icoaraci
Águas Negras | Agulha | Campina de Icoaraci | Cruzeiro | Maracacueira | Paracuri | Parque Guajará | Ponta Grossa | Tenoné
Mosqueiro
Aeroporto | Ariramba | Baía do Sol | Bonfim | Carananduba | Caruará | Chapéu Virado | Farol | Mangueiras | Maracajá | Marahú | Murubira | Natal do Murubira | Paraíso | Porto Arthur | Praia Grande | São Francisco | Sucurijuquara | Vila
Outeiro
Água Boa | Brasília | Itaiteua | São João do Outeiro
Benguí
Benguí | Cabanagem | Coqueiro | Parque Verde | Pratinha | São Clemente | Tapanã | Una
Sacramenta
Barreiro | Fátima | Maracangalha Miramar | Pedreira | Sacramenta | Telegráfo
As a bonus, each bairro page gives a tiny history of each bairro as well as principal streets to be found there and the linhas de ônibus (bus lines) that pass through there (a fact which I will add to the bus post I recently did).
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