Quatis, Municipality in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Quatis is a municipality in southeastern Rio de Janeiro state, situated in a region of rolling hills and rural landscapes. The town center is compact and surrounded by farming areas and residential neighborhoods that blend into the surrounding countryside.
Quatis emerged as an administrative division during Brazil's systematic territorial reorganization in the 20th century. The town developed from small settlements that were primarily driven by farming and local community life.
The population of Quatis, numbering 14,435 inhabitants according to the 2020 census, forms part of Rio de Janeiro state's social and administrative landscape.
The best way to explore Quatis is on foot or by car at a leisurely pace, moving through different neighborhoods and local areas. Public transportation is limited, so having your own vehicle or using local taxis is usually more practical.
Located at coordinates 22°24′25″S and 44°15′28″W, Quatis functions as one of Brazil's 5,500 municipalities that constitute the fundamental level of political division.
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