Gurupá

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Gurupá is a city on the Amazon River in Brazilian state of Pará.

The city is a center for palm heart extraction and commerce. It is a municipal seat and major river boat port.

Because of the anthropological studies of Charles Wagley and his students, Gurupá is the best researched rural community in the Brazilian Amazon.


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