820:, or a tropical climate of altitude. Compared to the average of Brazil's climate, it can be considered a cold city. The average temperature is around 19 °C. The minimum temperature ever registered in Oliveira was -1 °C on July 18, 1926, and the maximum temperature ever registered was 34 °C on January 8, 1930 (shadow temperature). The trend for the current climate has been the decrease of maximum temperatures and the increase of minimum temperatures. The climate is temperate, which is the same in almost all cities in the southeast and south of Minas Gerais. The annually rainfall is around 1550 mm.
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according to the PNUD, and 41,181 in 2013 according to IBGE. Besides the main city, Oliveira also possess the district of Morro do Ferro, which consists on an approximate population of 1,500 inhabitants. Morro do Ferro is located at 35 kilometers from
Oliveira's city centre. The whole municipality's area is 896,494 km.
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The urban aspect of
Oliveira is very traditional and impress visitors. For instance, the Boulevard that surrounds the city, the gardens and the plazas. Recently, the main city centre has been protected by the Instituto Estadual do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico de Minas Gerais (IEPHA/MG). The main
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Although most of
Oliveira's population is catholic, there are other religions with fewer believers. According to IBGE's census in 2010, other religious such as Kardecists, Evangelicals also have considerable number of believers. People without any religion can also be found in the city. The following
517:. During the transition from village to city, the municipality had always stood as a strategic place for goods exchange and capital flow, as it was an important path for travellers. Therefore, all these reasons were responsible for the rapidly growth of the municipality at that time. After the end of
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The municipality has a strong cultural identity, which was constantly built over two centuries of existence. It was largely influenced by
Portuguese culture and other people that immigrated to Brazil. Those people built a series of cultural events in the city. Therefore, the Carnaval party, the Holy
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Oliveira's economy is mainly based on services sector (Tertiary sector). In the industrial sector (Secondary), two main industries can be highlighted: Baptista de
Almeida (Candy and Caramel Factory Santa Rita) and Kromberg & Schubert (a German multinational company). The GDP division per economy
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Aging is a remarkable fact about
Oliveira's population. It is happening earlier and in a faster rate than it has been predicted for Brazilian Population in general. There are several reasons for this fact, but it can mainly attributed to the small birth and death rates in the city. According to the
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Oliveira is known for having an excellent urban infrastructure. It has the greatest First Aid Post (Emergency
Department) of the Middle-West of Minas Gerais, which has been opened. Oliveira's architecture has a clearly Iberian Influence and it is visibly the most European-like city in the region.
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44º49'37" west. It is located at the mesoregion called Campos das
Vertentes and the average altitude is 982 meters. Politically, it is part of the West of the state of Minas Gerais, even though it is geographically located at the southwest of the state. The estimated population in 2006 was 40,966
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There are two versions about the origin of the
Oliveira's name. There are stories that the first inhabitants of the region found some olive trees. Therefore, they named the place "Oliveiras" that later would be simplified to Oliveira. However, there is a rumor that a Portuguese woman, called Dona
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Such architecture is highly expressed in the great 19th-century mansions, statues, monuments spread along the city. Its squares and avenues are well decorated and its buildings are remarkable, such as Our Lady of
Oliveira Cathedral (Catedral de Nossa Senhora de Oliveira), which is based on Roman
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Another important feature of Oliveira's Carnaval is the group "Pelo amor de Deus", which literally means "For God's sake". The group was created by José Alberto Machado da Silva, followed by Maurício Almeida. The group usually party in Oliveira's city centre in the Friday night during Carnaval
1934:(Carnaval Party). Oliveira's Carnaval is one of the most famous in Minas Gerais. The main figure of the city's Carnaval is the "Cainágua", which literally means "fall into the water" or someone who falls into the water. It is said that the "Caináguas" are an adaption of the masked figures in
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Oliveira's territory is located between the beginning of two great basins: Platina and Sanfranciscana basins. Oliveira technically belongs to the Platina basin. The main rivers that supply water to the city are Lambari river and Jacaré river, which is an affluent of Grande river.
1597:, it could be seen that the proportion of people that could be considered miserable in Oliveira is not even 1.5%, which is far lower than the national average that is 8.5% of the entire population. Oliveira is also located in a very dynamic and richest region in the state of
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A traditional Oliveirense is a religious person. As Oliveira's history is highly based on the Iberian culture brought by its Portuguese settlers, Roman Catholicism is predominant in the city. However, other religions with fewer followers are also present in the city.
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As said before, a traditional Oliveirense is a religious person. Roman Catholicism was brought by Portuguese settlers and it is still predominant in the city. This tradition led to the creation of the Diocese of Oliveira in 1941.
521:, the Brazilian government stimulated the immigration. Oliveira received Syrian and Lebanese settlers, who managed the commerce activities. Moreover, the city had a very strong Portuguese influence, mainly in architecture.
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on July 14, 1832, and then raised to a town, on March 16, 1839, by the provincial law nº 134. Finally, it was lifted to the title of city on September 19, 1861. Differently than other cities in the same region, such as
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sectors show that half of gross domestic product is generated by services sector. Industry comprises around a third of the city's economy, while the primary sector is only responsible by 17% of the city's economy.
1938:. In Oliveira, the "Caináguas" were created from old roleplays where people wore masks to become unrecognizable during the party, so it would allow the party goers to get in touch with any other kind of people.
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Between 2005 and 2012, Oliveira has had an astronomic economic and social growth. The urban structure and modernization can also be highlighted. In a recent study that has mapped the misery concentration in
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473:, through the "Picada de Goiás" or "Caminho de Goiás" (Path of Goiás). From this small village emerged the city. It used to have considerable political importance and regional hegemony during the
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505:, Oliveira did not emerge due to the exploration of gold and diamond, instead, the development of livestock and agriculture activities were the main reasons. Such activities began with the
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Oliveira has an airport, which runway is 1,180 meters length and 20 meters width. It can receive small and middle sized airplanes. There is also a terminal for boarding and arrivals.
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Maria de Oliveira, used to live in the region during the second half of the 18th century. She used to live in a house in the region where Oliveira currently exists, when the first
1778:. The entire territory is almost 8.000 km with a population of 300 thousand believers. In total, there are 28 parishes distributed in Oliveira's surroundings municipalities:
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752:. Therefore, it is a place of confluence in the West of Minas Gerais, the Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte, the South of Minas Gerais and the Campos das Vertentes.
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Oliveira is the sixth most populous city in the West of Minas Gerais. It is the 80º most populous city of the state and 289º most populous city amos the Southeast of
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The main economic activity of the municipality is based on the tertiary sector. In the past few decades, there has been an effort to become an industrial centre.
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447:. It is located at latitude 20º41'47" south and longitude 44º49'38" west, at an altitude of 982 metres. It is located 165 kilometres at southwest from
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Oliveira's history begins around the middle of the 16th century. Portuguese travellers used to stop in Oliveira's region, when travelling towards
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IBGE's census, Oliveira's population presents a faster aging process than the average of the state of Minas Gerais and the rest of the country.
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The Diocese of Oliveira was created on December 20, 1941, by Pope Pius XII (Bula Quo uberiores fructus), as a result of the dismemberment of
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The Centro-Atlantic Railroad (Ferrovia Centro-Atlântica) passes through Oliveira and links interior areas of Brazil to the coast.
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In the beginning of the 20th century, the city became known around the world, as it was the birthplace of the famous scientist
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Oliveira's urban area can be divided into 51 neighborhoods, where there are more than 550 streets. The neighborhoods are:
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According to IBGE's census in 2010, there are 34,938 Catholics in Oliveira, which is around 84% of the population.
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Topography (%) Plain: 5 undulating: 70 Mountainous: 25 Maximum altitude: 1209 meters Minimum altitude: 910 meters
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style built by the Portuguese settlers in the 18th century. One of the few ones to possess two circular steeples.
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was also responsible for a great migration to Oliveira. The village of Oliveira used to belong to the village of
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city centre still maintain several buildings from the 19th century, most of them in good conservation state.
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1192:. Temperate Grasslands are mainly consisted of grasses and can be found in the higher altitudes of Oliveira.
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Oliveira is located at a strategic place and it is crossed by three important federal and state highways:
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List of the municipalities in the microregion of Oliveira (sorted by size of population/IBGE 2013):
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and he was the pioneer in the research of diseases caused by protozoa. He was also indicated to the
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celebrations. Each "folião" (Carnaval goer) dresses a different costume to party with the group.
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style during the 18th century. Furthermore, there are several modern buildings in the city.
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As Oliveira is located in a very steep terrain, field and surrounded by mountains, it has a
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Oliveira's territory is situated in a region that can be considered as an extension of the
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2181:. Programa das Nações Unidas para o Desenvolvimento (PNUD). 2000. Archived from
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1750:'s Archdiocese. The diocese is located in the mid-south region of the state of
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The current administration of the municipality can be seen in the list below:
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list summarizes the number of believers in some minor religions in the city:
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88:"Quasi Oliva Speciosa in Campis" - "As a beautiful olive tree in the fields"
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451:. Its estimated population was 41,181 according to the latest IBGE census.
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Deputy President of the City Council Chamber: Francisco José Ribeiro Filho
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Oliveira is located near the main urban agglomeration of the southeast of
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Region's Ranking (Southeast of Brazil): 611° (among 1666 municipalities)
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Antiga Igreja Matriz (Matriz Church, which was built in Baroque style)
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Population: 41.181 (80° among 853 municipalities in Minas Gerais/2013)
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A Grande Estátua do Cristo Redentor (Big Statue of Christ Redempteur)
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Oliveira is also the name of the political microregion of Oliveira (
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576:. It is currently attempting to become an important industrial hub.
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State Ranking (Minas Gerais State): 164° (among 853 municipalities)
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Week and the Congado are some of this events throughout the year.
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Acácio Ribeiro Neighborhood, traditional middle-class neighborhood
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587:. List of cities and the distance (in kilometers) to Oliveira:
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President of the City Council Chamber: Leonardo Ananias Leão
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Casa de Cultura Carlos Chagas (Carlos Chagas Culture House)
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The most famous cultural manifestation in the city is the
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Some stories say that a disease outbreak in the region of
2298:"Mapa da miséria e da desigualdade econômica no Brasil -"
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1926:"Cainágua", centennial tradition in Oliveira's Carnaval.
533:. Therefore, Oliveira was named because of her surname.
2272:"Infográficos: Evolução populacional e pirâmide etária"
2175:"Ranking decrescente do IDH-M dos municípios do Brasil"
2084:. Resolução da Presidência do IBGE de n° 5 (R.PR-5/02)
461:. A person from Oliveira can be called "Oliveirense".
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National Ranking: 1315° (among 5507 municipalities)
1184:Oliveira's vegetation is composed predominantly by
1254:Centro-Atlantic Railroad passing through the city.
2124:. Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística
890:Climate data for Oliveira, Minas Gerais - Brasil
100:Location of Oliveira in the State of Minas Gerais
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2326:"Resultados da Amostra por Religião em Oliveira"
1966:The main touristic attractions in Oliveira are:
1582:Primary (agriculture and livestock farming): 17%
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2158:"Estatísticas de eleitorado TRE: Eleições 2012"
1286:Dona Sinhaninha Neighborhood, middle class area
583:and the other important cities of the state of
824:The average temperature during 24 hour period
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2258:"Tempo Agora - Climatologia em Oliveira, MG"
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80:"Princesa do Oeste" - "Princess of the West"
2122:"Produto Interno Bruto dos Municípios 2010"
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1480:Municipality's social indicators in 2000
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1213:style and the old Matriz Church built in
243:896,494 km (346,138 sq mi)
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548:in the beginning of the 20th century in
454:Oliveira is the birthplace of Brazilian
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1487:Life expectancy at birth (years): 72.00
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1901:: João da Batista de Sousa (2013/2016)
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1465:View of the whole city of Oliveira.
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2144:"Câmara de Vereadores de Oliveira"
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1606:Average Monthly Income per capita
1511:Adult literacy rate: 90.39% (2000)
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2228:Fonseca, Luiz Gonzaga da (1961).
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16:Municipality in Southeast, Brazil
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2061:Gabriel de Andrade Janot Pacheco
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2179:Atlas do Desenvolvimento Humano
1493:Longevity Index (IDHM-L): 0.783
1490:Education Index (IDFM-E): 0.841
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2358:Municipalities in Minas Gerais
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1876:No Religion: 324 (62 atheists)
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1499:Human Development Index: 0.770
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374:Economically Active Population
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2363:1832 establishments in Brazil
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1476:Social demographic indicators
818:Köppen climate classification
509:that started to migrate from
1496:Income Index (IDHM-R): 0.686
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1009:Mean daily minimum °C (°F)
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251:982 m (3,222 ft)
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1879:Jehovah's Witnesses: 179
1770:and the archdioceses of
1588:Tertiary (Services): 50%
722:Microrregião de Oliveira
2056:Werley Ananias da Silva
2026:Maurício Chagas Bicalho
1907:: Salatiel Alvim Lobato
1885:Umbanda e Candomblé: 13
1840:Santo Antônio do Amparo
1704:Santo Antônio do Amparo
1575:GDP division by sectors
1423:Jardim dos Bandeirantes
1417:Arthur Henrique de Melo
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560:Oliveira is located at
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1844:São Francisco de Paula
1812:Desterro de Entre Rios
1715:São Francisco de Paula
1615:Average Monthly Income
1405:Condomínio Rocha Costa
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2041:Paulo Pinheiro Chagas
2031:Nelson Ferreira Leite
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1176:Mantiqueira Mountains
230:João Batista de Sousa
159:20.69583°S 44.82694°W
2302:O Estado de S. Paulo
2230:História de Oliveira
2046:Paulo Roberto Haddad
1435:Condomínio Vila Rica
1408:COHAB Elias Raimundo
1351:Jardim Panorâmico II
1190:Temperate Grasslands
832:Average Temperature
738:Conselheiro Lafaiete
564:20º41'45" south and
540:. He discovered the
164:-20.69583; -44.82694
2006:Emílio Haddad Filho
1985:Famous Oliveirenses
1870:Evangelicals: 3,373
1804:Carmópolis de Minas
1682:Carmópolis de minas
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1438:Distrito Industrial
1387:Distrito Industrial
1348:Jardim Panorâmico I
1342:COHAB João Paulo II
1330:Caetano Mascarenhas
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1484:Growth rate: 1.50%
1429:Oscar Faria Lobato
1414:Aldeia São Vicente
1312:Acácio Ribeiro III
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314:Other Information
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261: • Total
240: • Total
227: • Mayor
131:Location in Brazil
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1958:Matriz Church in
1936:Venice's Carnaval
1836:Santana do Jacaré
1832:Ribeirão Vermelho
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1539:2013: 41,181
1536:2010: 39,469
1533:2000: 37,250
1530:1991: 32,222
1527:1980: 29,586
1524:1970: 26,502
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1411:Maria Amélia
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31:Municipality
2232:. Oliveira.
1991:Áureo Ameno
1820:Passa Tempo
1784:Bom Sucesso
1760:Divinópolis
1735:Catholicism
1693:Bom Sucesso
1660:Itapecerica
1628:1º Oliveira
1441:Vale do Sol
1402:Santa Luzia
1399:Pedra Negra
1372:Santa Maria
1363:Barro Preto
1345:São Geraldo
1339:Doutor From
1161:Hydrography
787:Passa Tempo
775:Bom Sucesso
734:Divinópolis
629:Divinópolis
546:Nobel Prize
289:401,175 mil
275:UTC−3
162: /
2352:Categories
2336:20 October
2282:20 October
2214:2007-02-19
2209:"Cidades@"
2189:11 October
2128:20 October
2088:5 December
2067:References
1792:Cana Verde
1788:Campo Belo
1719:R$ 460.94
1708:R$ 459.30
1697:R$ 567.02
1686:R$ 581.83
1675:R$ 591.77
1664:R$ 608.81
1653:R$ 639.46
1642:R$ 647.36
1638:Campo Belo
1631:R$ 653.61
1447:Bela Vista
1318:Sinhaninha
750:Campo Belo
707:Uberlândia
659:Petrópolis
499:Ouro Preto
418:10,164.31
384:Gini index
328:35540-000
256:Population
222:Government
150:44°49′37″W
147:20°41′45″S
2238:cite book
2103:IBGE 2020
1848:São Tiago
1444:São Dimas
1366:Triângulo
1336:Dom Bosco
1333:Dona Zica
1327:Aparecida
1246:Railroads
1153:Source:
805:Ibituruna
695:São Paulo
653:Ouro Fino
617:Carangola
566:longitude
556:Geography
511:São Paulo
456:scientist
354:Aldermans
338:Oliveira
297:10,164.31
270:Time zone
248:Elevation
199:Southeast
1932:Carnival
1828:Piracema
1816:Itaguara
1808:Cristais
1796:Candeias
1756:Campanha
1726:Religion
1354:Eldorado
1221:Highways
1143:(12.60)
1088:(10.46)
1079:Average
799:Piracema
783:: 11,382
777:: 17,805
771:: 18,162
765:: 18,205
746:Itaguara
713:Varginha
623:Curitiba
611:Campinas
599:Brasília
562:latitude
433:Oliveira
125:Oliveira
23:Oliveira
1960:Baroque
1950:Tourism
1918:Culture
1824:Perdões
1780:Aguanil
1776:Mariana
1649:Cláudio
1548:Economy
1471:Society
1396:Cabrais
1375:Segredo
1321:Rosário
1262:Airport
1215:baroque
1186:Cerrado
1148:(59.9)
1146:1,521.7
1138:(8.06)
1133:(5.26)
1128:(2.30)
1123:(0.57)
1118:(0.46)
1113:(0.72)
1108:(0.98)
1103:(2.76)
1098:(7.38)
1093:(8.35)
1074:(58.5)
1069:(63.5)
1064:(62.1)
1059:(60.4)
1054:(56.8)
1049:(52.5)
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1034:(54.9)
1029:(59.2)
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1019:(64.0)
1014:(64.2)
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974:(76.1)
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964:(77.7)
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954:(82.2)
949:(82.2)
944:(82.9)
837:Celsius
829:Season
812:Climate
807:: 2,979
801:: 6,575
795:: 6,666
789:: 8,377
742:Formiga
550:Germany
482:Mariana
465:History
439:in the
398:0.770
344:Demonym
302:Website
175:Country
2332:. 2010
2307:6 June
2278:. 2010
1595:Brazil
1390:Cíntia
1384:Areões
1378:Graças
1315:Centro
1240:BR-381
1235:BR-369
1230:BR-494
1211:Gothic
895:Month
877:Annual
869:Winter
853:Summer
845:Spring
730:Lavras
647:Lavras
635:Itaúna
581:Brazil
574:Brazil
494:parish
422:/2010
364:Voters
334:County
264:41,840
194:Region
187:Brazil
184:
1899:Mayor
1620:Reais
1612:City
1141:320.0
1136:204.8
1131:133.6
1096:187.5
1091:212.2
1086:265.8
934:Year
531:Goiás
471:Goiás
441:state
388:0.43
206:State
2338:2013
2330:IBGE
2309:2012
2284:2013
2276:IBGE
2244:link
2205:IBGE
2191:2008
2130:2013
2090:2010
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1774:and
1766:and
1188:and
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1101:70.0
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942:28.3
931:Dec
928:Nov
925:Oct
922:Sep
919:Aug
916:Jul
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907:Apr
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861:Fall
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