Nova Andradina, Agricultural municipality in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil.
Nova Andradina is an agricultural municipality in Mato Grosso do Sul that extends across a large area and sits at elevation in the region. The town consists of several districts, with Nova Casa Verde serving as a notable secondary settlement within the municipality.
The settlement was founded in 1938 when an entrepreneur established a port on the Paraná River to develop the region. This early investment connected the town to river trade and set the foundation for its growth as a regional hub.
The settlement grew around a chapel dedicated to Mary, which remains the spiritual center of the community today. This building reflects the religious foundations that shaped the town from its earliest days.
The town spreads across multiple districts that can be explored by car or on foot depending on distances and visitor interests. Travelers should plan time to see the agricultural lands and river areas that define the region.
The town has become an economic and cultural hub connecting nine neighboring municipalities in the southeastern part of the state. This central role makes it a crossroads for exchange between different areas of the region.
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