Peabiru

Peabiru is a municipality in central-western Paraná in southeastern Brazil, covering 468 square kilometers at an elevation of 533 meters. The area spans hilly landscapes shaped primarily by agricultural activities and rural settlements.

The municipality takes its name from the ancient Peabiru Way, an indigenous trade route connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean across South America. This connection to one of the oldest pathways in the region has shaped the town's historical identity.

The people of Peabiru, called Peabiruenses, shape the town through their local administration and community life centered around Praça Eleutério Galdino de Andrade. This square serves as the heart of the municipality, where everyday life and local identity come together.

The municipality offers digital access to governmental services, including health campaigns, business registrations, and administrative documentation through official online platforms. Visitors can inquire at local offices about what services are currently available for their needs.

Agriculture forms the backbone of the local economy, with farming activities contributing substantially to the municipality's financial resources. This agricultural focus sets the town apart from many other communities in the region.

Location: Paraná

Elevation above the sea: 533 m

Shares border with: Campo Mourão, Araruna, Barbosa Ferraz, Corumbataí do Sul, Engenheiro Beltrão, Fênix, Quinta do Sol, Terra Boa

Website: http://peabiru.pr.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -23.91278,-52.34278

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:53