Itumbiara

Itumbiara is a municipality in the intense south of the country of Goias, Brazil. Its populace in 2015 became of 100,548 in a complete place of 2,461,3 km² 2002. Itumbiara is one of the maximum rich towns in Goias and is a main manufacturer of soybeans, corn, livestock, and milk. In 1824 the road was completed linking Uberaba and Anhanguera at the border between Goiás and Minas Gerais. The government mounted a tax collection publish and the site changed into referred to as "Porto de Santa Rita" or simply "Porto". You can come here and explore this place.

Soon a chapel become built committed to Santa Rita and the agreement become referred to as Santa Rita do Paranaiba, after the first rate river that divides Minas and Goias. In 1909 a suspension bridge become built over the river. In 1909 Santa Rita do Paranaíba have become a municipality. In 1943 the call turned into modified to Itumbiara from a Tupi–Guarani language, which means "Pathway to the Waterfall", after a road built by using Engineer Inacio Pais Leme connecting the town with Cachoeira Dourada, 40 km. away. Historico dos Municipios In 1966 the metropolis changed into made the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Itumbiara.