Anhembi, Municipality in São Paulo, Brazil.
Anhembi is a municipality in São Paulo state that sits within a landscape of waterways and vegetation across a large area. The terrain contains forested regions and natural spaces that shape how the place is organized.
The municipality was officially established in 1948 and recognized as an administrative division. Since then it has functioned as part of São Paulo's regional structure.
The Barreiro Rico Ecological Station in Anhembi protects 293 hectares of Atlantic Forest, maintaining natural habitats for native primate populations.
Visitors should expect a rural setting characterized by open spaces and natural surroundings throughout the municipality. Mobile and internet services are available through local providers for staying connected.
The municipality maintains a population density of 9.3 people per square kilometer, creating distinct spatial distribution patterns across its territory.
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