Rio Vermelho Microregion
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The Rio Vermelho Microregion is a geographical region in central Goiás state, Brazil. The most important city is Goiás, also known as Goiás Velho. The Rio Vermelho, a tributary of the Araguaia River flows through the region. For a map see citybrazil.com.
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[edit] Important Data (2000)
- Population: 91,254 inhabitants
- Cities: 9
- Total Area: 20,277.10 km²
- Population Density: 4.50 inhab/km²
[edit] Cities in the Rio Vermelho Microregion
A region of varied geography with rugged terrain in the south and low watery lands in the north. It contains Goiás, the only World Heritage Site in the state of Goiás.
- Araguapaz--7,482
- Aruanã--6,476 (tourist site on the Araguaia River)
- Britânia--5,073
- Faina--6,918
- Goiás--24,472 (old colonial town and World Heritage Stie)
- Itapirapuã--8,208
- Jussara--18,814 (named after state beauty queen)
- Matrinchã--4,325
- Santa Fé de Goiás--4,594
Population figures are from 2007 and are from Sepin
[edit] List of microregions in Goiás
- Anápolis
- Anicuns
- Aragarças
- Catalão
- Ceres
- Chapada dos Veadeiros
- Entorno de Brasília
- Goiânia
- Iporá
- Meia Ponte
- Pires do Rio
- Porangatu
- Quirinópolis
- Rio Vermelho
- São Miguel do Araguaia
- Sudoeste de Goiás
- Vale do Rio dos Bois
- Vão do Paranã
