Londrina, Commercial center in Paraná, Brazil
Londrina is a large city in northern Paraná that sits at an elevation of around 610 meters and is known for its red soil. Streets run through several parks and green zones scattered between residential and commercial districts.
Entrepreneurs from Britain established the Paraná Plantations Company in 1929, which launched a planned colonization project for coffee plantations. Over the following decades, the settlement grew quickly and developed into a major trading center in the region.
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Londrina-Governor José Richa Airport offers regular connections to São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and other Brazilian cities. Many hotels and restaurants are located downtown, which is easy to reach on foot or by taxi.
The name comes from the English expression
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