Indaiatuba

Indaiatuba is a municipality in São Paulo state that spreads across a large area in southeastern Brazil. The city sits at an elevation of around 600 meters (roughly 2000 feet) and connects residential neighborhoods with commercial zones and green spaces along several main roads.

The settlement was founded as an agricultural outpost in the early 19th century and received official recognition in 1830. Over the course of the 20th century the municipality transformed from a farming region into a center for industry and services.

The city takes its name from the Tupi language, recalling the palms that once covered the region. Today these roots show in public squares and parks where residents walk in the morning and gather for meals in the evening.

The proximity to Viracopos International Airport makes access to the city and the wider region easier for travelers. Buses connect the municipality with São Paulo and other nearby cities, with travel times varying depending on traffic.

Viracopos Airport sits partly within the city limits and brings thousands of travelers to the immediate vicinity each day. Many visitors notice the municipality only from airplane windows, unaware they are already within its territory.

Location: São Paulo

Inception: December 9, 1830

Elevation above the sea: 624 m

Shares border with: Monte Mor, Elias Fausto, Salto, Itu, Campinas, Cabreúva

Website: https://indaiatuba.sp.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -23.09028,-47.21806

Latest update: December 12, 2025 23:32