São Sepé

São Sepé is a municipality in Rio Grande do Sul sitting at 131 meters above sea level across farming lands. The landscape here is shaped by farms and fields that dominate the territory.

The municipality became independent from São Gabriel on December 18, 1954. This separation marked the start of a new development phase for the region.

The local community keeps traditions alive through yearly celebrations featuring regional music, dance, and food from German and Italian heritage. These gatherings show how people here stay connected to their roots.

The municipality connects to larger cities through a network of highways that make traveling and doing business easier in Rio Grande do Sul. These road links give visitors easy access to the area.

Local farms here produce large quantities of soybeans, corn, and tobacco that play an important role in southern Brazil's farming economy. These crops form the economic backbone of the community.

Location: Rio Grande do Sul

Elevation above the sea: 131 m

Shares border with: Santa Maria, Caçapava do Sul, Cachoeira do Sul, Formigueiro, Lavras do Sul, Restinga Sêca, São Gabriel, Vila Nova do Sul

Website: http://saosepe.rs.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -30.16083,-53.56500

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:45