Sananduva

Sananduva is a municipality in Rio Grande do Sul situated on hilly terrain in southern Brazil. The town spreads across agricultural lands with residential areas typical of smaller Brazilian communities.

The municipality gained administrative independence in 1997, allowing the region to organize itself formally. This milestone marked the beginning of separate local governance for the area.

The community here blends traditions brought by different groups who settled in this region over time, visible in local celebrations and daily customs. The way people gather in public spaces and maintain family-centered social habits reflects these layered influences.

The location sits at higher elevation, so visitors should bring appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes for exploring. Visiting during drier months makes roads easier to navigate and walking more comfortable.

The local economy depends heavily on small family farms that blend traditional growing methods with modern techniques. This allows many families to live and work on their land while avoiding dependence on large industrial operations.

Location: Rio Grande do Sul

Elevation above the sea: 642 m

Shares border with: Ibiaçá, Charrua, Cacique Doble, Centenário, Floriano Peixoto, Lagoa Vermelha, Santo Expedito do Sul, São João da Urtiga

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

GPS coordinates: -27.95000,-51.80694

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:44