Nonoai, Municipality in northwestern Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Nonoai is a municipality in northwestern Rio Grande do Sul covering an area suited to farming and forestry across rolling terrain. The landscape rises to about 584 meters and presents a rural character shaped by agriculture and natural plant growth.
The region was home to Guarani and Kaingang peoples before becoming an official municipality in 1959. This establishment marked the transition from indigenous territory to modern municipal governance.
The population combines descendants of European immigrants with indigenous heritage, creating a mix of traditions visible in local festivals and customs.
The municipality connects to neighboring towns by road with regular bus services to larger centers in Rio Grande do Sul. Roads pass through both flat and rolling terrain, making a private vehicle useful for exploring the area.
The territory borders the Uruguai River, which forms the natural boundary between Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina. This river shapes the northern landscape and serves as a striking geographical reference point.
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