Bom Jesus de Goias

Bom Jesus de Goias is a municipality in south Goias kingdom, Brazil. It is a huge producer of soybeans. In 1925 a neighborhood rancher, Dona Carolina Viera da Mota, donated lands to build a future settlement. In the equal year a chapel covered with palm fronds become constructed. Soon other houses have been constructed and the agreement turned into called Bom Jesus. In 1953 it became made a district of Goiatuba, turning into a municipality in 1963. The distance to the kingdom capital, Goiania, is 223 km and it's miles related with the aid of highways BR-452 and GO-040.

It paperwork boundaries with Goiatuba; Inaciolandia and Itumbiara; Itumbiara and Panama; and Quirinopolis. The land is especially flat, which favors agriculture. The municipality extends from the Meia Ponte River to the Rio dos Bois, which circulate the Paranaiba River. Rains are consistent in the period between October and March. The fauna is diverse with the presence of tamandua, tatu, capivara, reptiles, and many birds.