Sao Domingos

Sao Domingos is a municipality in northeastern Goias nation, Brazil. It is a massive producer of pork livestock however is one of the poorest towns within the kingdom. The agreement of this city started at the cease of the eighteenth century at the banks of the prevailing-day Sao Domingos River. The first settlement became known as "Arraial Velho" but it quickly fell into damage. In 1821 the Portuguese Domingos and Jose Valente arrived looking for gold.

They introduced an picture of Sao Domingos Gusmao, which gave the name to the metropolis and the river that passes nearby. The town grew and in 1835 it have become a district of Arraias, which is now a part of Tocantins. In 1854 it became a municipality, one of the oldest within the country of Goias. Sao Domingos is located in the Vao do Parana statistical micro-area and is four hundred km. From Brasilia and 641 km. from the nation capital, Goiania. It is the furthest municipality within the state from Goiania.