 For example, América-RJ (as of 2014, in the state second division), Remo (as of 2016, in the Série C), Juventude (as of 2016, in the Série C), Fortaleza (as of 2016, in the Série C), Guarani (as of 2016, in the Série C) and Paysandu (as of 2016, in the Série B).In the state pyramid, which consists of several independent state championships, the participating clubs, which also include Série A, Série B and Série C clubs, are limited to their own states (however, there are some minor exceptions, like in the Campeonato Brasiliense, where Unaí from Minas Gerais, and Luziânia and Bosque Formosa Esporte Clube from Goiás also compete, due to their proximity to Brasília, the capital of the Brazilian Federal District.The leagues are usually divided in two, three or four levels.