Gurupi

Gurupi is a metropolis and a municipality inside the Brazilian country of Tocantins. The predicted population was 85,000 population in 2015, the third-biggest in the kingdom, and the whole region of the municipality changed into 1,836 kmª. The elevation is around 287 meters inside the town. The records of the metropolis is connected to the construction of the Belem-Brasilia dual carriageway, purpose for the appearance and development of many other towns alongside its extension within the former north of the country of Goias.

The call Gurupi is a Tupi word which means "pure diamond". It includes two simple elements: "guru" and "pi". Gurupi is a major agricultural manufacturer of soybeans and sugar cane, even as becoming an important cotton manufacturer too. The avenues of the city have the names of Brazilian states, while the streets have the names of ancient figures. There is a campus of the Federal University of Tocantins with a route in agronomy. In addition, there may be a municipal public university, Faculdade Unirg, which gives 14 courses.