Matelandia

Matelandia is a Brazilian municipality inside the state of Parana. Its populace, in line with estimates of the IBGE of 2018, have become of 17 775 inhabitants. The road distance to the state capital is 574 km and the city stands out because of the fact its territory consists of a part of the Iguacu National Park. On July 31, 1950, Benjamin Luiz Biazuz, from the municipality of Flores da Cunha, Rio Grande do Sul, and the families of Francisco Donadel, Antonio Menoncin, Avelino Molon and Gentil Picolli, arrived in the location and primarily based a nucleus that took to be the seat of the district. The first son of Matelândia is Rubi Menoncin.

The works of colonization of the patrimony had been in charge of a colonizing organization directed with the resource of Miguel Mattjie, venerated much like the toponimo "Matelandia". The municipality's financial gadget is primarily based on agribusiness, and additionally has numerous small corporations, which are its primary belongings of employment. Homage to the Mattjie family, who in 1918 controlled to supply massive vicinity of land, which incorporates this location.