Três Barras

Três Barras is a municipality located in southern Santa Catarina state in Brazil. The town functions as an administrative center serving the local population and the surrounding rural communities in the region.

The municipality emerged during the 1950s as agriculture expanded across the region. The name originates from three surveying marks that land surveyors placed while mapping out the territory.

The municipal calendar features regional celebrations where residents share traditional music performances, folk dances, and local culinary specialties.

The town connects to larger cities in Santa Catarina through road links and regular bus services. Visitors can easily reach surrounding communities and natural areas using the local transportation network.

A large protected forest area nearby hosts research programs focused on sustainable forest management. This conservation zone offers insights into the region's ecosystems and environmental initiatives.

GPS coordinates: -26.10563,-50.31969

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:41