Santa Helena de Goias

Santa Helena de Goias is a municipality in southwestern Goias kingdom, Brazil. It is a large manufacturer of corn, sugarcane, soybeans, and hen. Santa Helena is positioned inside the Sudoeste de Goias Microregion, 31 kilometers east of the crucial town of Rio Verde. It is 32 kilometers south of the BR-060 motorway, which hyperlinks Rio Verde to Goiania. The distance to the state capital, Goiania, is 195 km. In 1934 Custodio Vencio, from Minas Gerais, arrived inside the vicinity and purchased a big location of land inside the vicinity of Buriti Alegre.

He attracted other ranchers to the region and shortly there was a settlement referred to as Santa Helena. In 1941 the city began to be built with masses demarcated on land donated with the aid of Vencio. In 1943 the name changed into modified to Ipeguari, that means "happy subject", in homage to the flow known as Campo Alegre that flowed via the vicinity. In 1948, when the metropolis have become a municipality, the name reverted to Santa Helena de Goias by way of famous acclaim.