Santa Cecília

Santa Cecília extends across 1,145 square kilometers of land in southern Brazil, positioned at an elevation of 978 meters above sea level.

The municipality emerged from Curitibanos through an official administrative division process that concluded with its establishment on June 21, 1958.

The population of 16,918 residents maintains local traditions through regular municipal celebrations and community gatherings at the central administrative buildings.

Municipal services and administrative offices operate during standard business hours, with the city hall functioning as the primary point for citizen assistance.

The municipality records temperature variations that reach below zero degrees Celsius during winter months due to its high elevation in Santa Catarina state.

Location: Santa Catarina

Elevation above the sea: 978 m

Shares border with: Curitibanos, Lebon Régis, Major Vieira, Mirim Doce, Monte Castelo, Ponte Alta do Norte, Rio do Campo, Taió, Timbó Grande

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

GPS coordinates: -26.96083,-50.42694

Latest update: March 9, 2025 14:30