Braço do Norte

Braço do Norte is a town in the Sul Catarinense region, situated in rolling countryside that is primarily agricultural in character. The landscape consists of farms and rural communities that shape the appearance of this southern Brazilian municipality.

The town was founded by German settlers, followed later by Polish and Italian immigrants who all contributed to its development. These different groups shaped the identity and growth of the community over generations.

The town is known for weaving and textile production, traditions brought by European settlers who made this their home. You can see these crafts displayed in local workshops and markets throughout the area.

The town is connected to neighboring areas through a network of roads, making it easy to reach nearby communities. Taking time to explore the surrounding region helps you understand the broader agricultural landscape and local life.

The town sits at the boundary with seven neighboring municipalities, serving as a crossroads between different regions of southern Brazil. This central location has brought together different cultural influences over time.

Location: Santa Catarina

Elevation above the sea: 75 m

Shares border with: Rio Fortuna, Armazém, Grão-Pará, Gravatal, Orleans, São Ludgero

Website: http://bracodonorte.sc.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -28.27500,-49.16583

Latest update: December 20, 2025 14:54