Mogi Guaçu

Mogi Guaçu is a municipality in São Paulo state situated across extensive territory surrounded by farmland and industrial areas. The urban center sits at an elevated location and serves as an important hub in the region's economic and administrative network.

The region was originally home to indigenous peoples before it transformed into an urban center and became an official municipality in 1877. This establishment marked the beginning of its development as a significant location in the state.

The name comes from the Tupi language and refers to the river flowing through the area, historically associated with snakes. This heritage shapes how locals understand their town's roots and identity.

The municipality connects well to major highways and maintains regular bus services linking it to the São Paulo metropolitan area. The transportation network makes it accessible for visitors to explore the city and travel to nearby regions.

A biological reserve near the city protects almost 500 hectares of natural habitats and ranks among the state's oldest conservation areas. This reserve demonstrates the region's commitment to preserving native ecosystems.

Location: São Paulo

Inception: 1877

Elevation above the sea: 591 m

Shares border with: Aguaí, Mogi Mirim, Araras, Conchal, Espírito Santo do Pinhal, Estiva Gerbi, Itapira, Leme, Pirassununga

Website: http://mogiguacu.sp.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -22.37194,-46.94194

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:14