Abelardo Luz

Abelardo Luz is a municipality in Santa Catarina in southern Brazil, situated in rolling highlands. The area is characterized by forests, agricultural lands, and smaller towns connected by local roads.

The area separated from the municipality of Xanxerê in 1958 to establish itself as an independent administrative unit. This division allowed it to develop its own local government and governance structure.

The local people maintain strong ties to farming and regional customs that shape everyday life here. These traditions appear in daily routines and local celebrations throughout the year.

The area sits at higher elevation with a cooler climate, so visitors should prepare for changing weather conditions. Local roads connect the municipality to nearby towns and make exploring the region accessible.

The Mata Preta Ecological Station within the municipality protects extensive forest areas from development. This protected zone offers visitors a chance to experience the region's natural environment.

Location: Santa Catarina

Inception: 1958

Elevation above the sea: 760 m

Shares border with: São Domingos, Ouro Verde, Bom Jesus, Clevelândia, Faxinal dos Guedes, Ipuaçu, Palmas, Passos Maia, Vargeão

Website: http://abelardoluz.sc.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -26.56500,-52.32778

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:24