Mozarlandia

Mozarlandia is a municipality in north-significant Goias nation, Brazil. It is positioned within the Valley of the Araguaia River, 300 kilometers from the state capital, Goiania, The fundamental rivers that shower the municipality are the Rio Tesouras and Rio do Peixe, except the streams corregos of Alagadinho, Alagado, Sao Joao, Fogueira, Barreirinho, do Gato, Lagoinha, do Buriti, do Manoel and Muquem. Because of the flat topography near the primary rivers, there are places that have a rich formation in lakes: Landi, Lolito, Pedra, Correia, da Onca, da Mae, Redondo, Cabaca and plenty of others.

The mountains that stand out are Constantino, Pimenta, Pouso Alto, Jiripoca, Tombador and Bananal and the hills of Sao Joao and Engano. The European history of this town started out in 1952 whilst the surveyors Pedro Leite da Silva, Mozart de Andrade Mota, and Edgar de Alencar Mota installation camp near the confluence of the Barreirinho and Fogueira rivers, to survey the land for an agricultural colony known as "Barreirinho e Sao Joao". Mota offered land and created masses to construct a settlement.