Rio Pardo

Rio Pardo is an administrative municipality in Rio Grande do Sul located in southern Brazil, with a blend of agricultural areas and an urban center. The region spreads across gently rolling terrain known for farming and regional commerce.

The municipality was founded in 1809 and marked an important milestone in the development of the southern state. This establishment followed early expansion plans for settling and developing the region economically.

The town preserves Portuguese traditions while reflecting the influences of its diverse immigrant communities in daily customs and local celebrations.

The town is connected by roads leading to neighboring communities that support the movement of people and goods across the region. Visitors can explore the local commerce and farming landscape that defines the area.

The area earned its place as a trading hub between local farmers and regional markets over time. This position has shaped local life and economic patterns across generations.

Location: Rio Grande do Sul

Inception: October 7, 1809

Elevation above the sea: 25 m

Shares border with: Santa Cruz do Sul, Encruzilhada do Sul, Passo do Sobrado, Butiá, Cachoeira do Sul, Candelária, Minas do Leão, Pantano Grande, Vale Verde, Vera Cruz

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

GPS coordinates: -29.99000,-52.37778

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:14