Guiratinga

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História

Guiratinga is a town and municipality in the state of Mato Grosso in the Central-West Region of Brazil.

The occupation of the region stemmed from dealing in gold mining region of eastern Mato Grosso. The first name of the town was Lageadinho, terms of geographical origin, in reference to the stream of the same name, which was approaching the corrutela basically formed by miners and Goiás.

The foundation is attributed to mining Guiratinga Augusto Alves, who was recognized in 1920 when the region in search of mining areas along with his family, arrived the stream margins Lageadinho and settled on a ranch thatched, built shortly after one Beautiful home on the banks of the stream Seminar, which serve as a starting point for future city Lageado, also called Princess of the East. Augusto Alves was gradually contacting residents who lived in the area, as well as those who came to settle there, demarcating them a lot, always obeying an urban layout commanded to build their homes, making Guiratinga, while being built by miners, obeyed the route of a planned city.

Law No. 961, of June 12, 1926, changed the name to Lageadinho Lageado. Three years after this date was reserved area of ​​3,600 hectares to the official formation of the heritage. On September 25, 1929, ruled that a law passed the locality its name to Village Lageado.

In 1938, a Decree Law ruled that the county and the county seat of Santa Rita do Araguaia be transferred to Vila do Lageado. Over time there was restoration of the municipality of Santa Rita. The Decree-Law No 145 of 29 March 1938, the municipality created Lageado.

On December 31, 1943, by Federal Law, the name was replaced by Lageado Guiratinga. According to a report from city hall Guiratinga, the change was due to "... a consensus of the population more enlightened, as the miners remained aloof." In fact the law that changed the name of locality is invoked throughout Brazil, changing names of cities, so that Guiratinga or older. It was attempted, with the law, prevent Brazilian cities have the same name.

Before Augusto Alves, had already reached the region some families coming from the Triangulo Mineiro region, around 1897: the Cajango, the Barros, and the Gabriel Moraes. These 5 households came in bullock carts, taking nearly five years to reach the region A. Herons (Santa Rita do Araguaia), putting down roots there. Augusto Alves, reaching more than two decades later, has established itself as prospector, diamond buyer, theoretician and teacher, finally consolidating their stay in the region for authorizing Augusto Cajango.

Location

Highways serving the city of Guiratinga - MT 270 - fully paved and signposted, joining up with the BR 163 and BR 364, connecting the cities, Guiratinga the bar Herons, Rondonopolis and Cuiaba.

MT 110 - Connects to BR 070, connecting the cities of Alto Herons, Treasury, Primavera do Leste, Goiânia. MT 107 - Connects to MT 130 and BR 070, connecting the municipalities of Poxoréo, Primavera do Leste.

Distances: 322 km from the capital Cuiabá, 110 miles Rondonópolis, 100 of 070 Br, 240 km from Barra Herons and 800 km from Brasilia.

Official Data

Birthday: August 2

Foundation: Augusto Alves

Gentile: Guiratinguense

Motto: Ad Astra Per Aspera (Rough Paths If Reaches For the Glory)

Mayor: Helio Goulart

State: Mato Grosso

Meso: Southeast of Mato Grosso

Microregion: Treasury

Adjacent municipalities: Treasury Torixoréu, Araguainha, High Herons, Black Stone, St. Joseph's People, Poxoréo and Pontal do Araguaia

Distance to the capital: 317 km

Geographic Features

Area: 5358.322 km ²

Population: 15,562 inhab. est. in 2004

Density: 2.1 inhab. / Km ²

Altitude: 510 meters

Climate: Tropical

Time zone: UTC -4

Etymology

Guiratinga: It originates from the Tupi "Guira / gyra," which means, bird, bird or heron + "tinga", relating to the color white, white, clear, white heron (OB / SB).

Diocese of Guiratinga

The Diocese of Guiratinga (Dioecesis Guiratingensis) is an ecclesiastical district of Catholic Church in Brazil, belonging to the Ecclesiastical Province of Cuiabá and the West II Regional Bishops' Council of the National Conference of Bishops of Brazil, being suffragan of the Archdiocese of Cuiabá. The episcopal see is in St. John the Baptist Cathedral in the city of Guiratinga in the state of Mato Grosso.

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