Beberibe

Beberibe is a municipality within the nation of Ceara in Brazil. Its envisioned populace in 2006 is 46,439. The municipality changed into created on June 5, 1892, and integrated July 18, 1892. The name 'Beberibe' means "wherein the sugar cane grows. The first check in of Beberibe turned into in 1691, while a small cluster of buildings have been built at the "sesmaria" given to Manuel Nogueira Cardoso, Sebastiao Dias Freire, Joao Carvalho Nobrega and Capitao Domingos Ferreira Chaves. But it was now not till the start of the 19th century that the village have become occupied, while Baltazar Ferreira do Vale, a resident of Riacho Fundo, in Cascavel, and Pedro Queiroz Lima, a resident from the farm of Mirador, in Aquiraz, offered farms there.

The farm of Baltazar changed into appropriate for population, and the city of Beberibe developed from there. The place round Beberibe become at first named Uruanda by using the native peoples of Brazil, and Beberibe was the name of the plot of land owned by means of Brasiliano Ferreira de Araujo, that is presently the web page of the city's municipal headquarters. Brasiliano donated a number of this land for the development of the nearby church, which recommended fast boom of the metropolis. The church was inaugurated in 1875, by way of which period the metropolis become broadly referred to as Beberibe. The Municipality of Beberibe became created in 1892, and fell in the judicial district of Cascavel.