Cassilândia

Cassilândia is a municipality in Mato Grosso do Sul located in Brazil's Central-West region, situated on elevated terrain and covering extensive land area. The town serves as a local center for agricultural and pastoral activities across the surrounding countryside.

The municipality was founded in 1954 and took its name from the Cassilândia River that flows through the region. This naming marked the start of formal settlement and development in the area.

The community maintains strong agricultural traditions with annual rodeo celebrations in July and August that bring together people from nearby areas. These events are woven into local life and reflect the region's deep connection to cattle ranching.

The town center is easy to navigate, with basic services and facilities readily accessible to visitors. Travelers will find accommodations and supply options conveniently located throughout the area.

The municipality is home to both private and state-operated colleges, and is served by an international airport. These facilities give it unusual importance for a town of its size.

Location: Mato Grosso do Sul

Inception: 1954

Elevation above the sea: 566 m

Shares border with: Chapadão do Sul, Aporé, Inocência, Itajá, Paranaíba

Website: http://cassilandia.ms.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -19.11278,-51.73389

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08