Cambará

Cambará extends across an area at 450 meters elevation, experiencing temperatures ranging from -3.7°C to 41.1°C throughout different seasons of the year.

The municipality evolved from the early territorial organization of Brazil, transitioning through the systems of captaincies, provinces, and finally becoming part of Paraná state.

The local governance structure incorporates citizen participation through municipal elections, where residents select their mayors and council representatives to manage community affairs.

The city maintains regular operations within the UTC-3 time zone and receives an annual precipitation of 1,477 millimeters, with peak rainfall occurring between January and March.

The region records its maximum sunshine duration in July with 237.4 hours, while maintaining an average relative humidity level of 82 percent throughout the year.

GPS coordinates: -23.04583,-50.07389

Latest update: March 3, 2025 06:53