Guaíra, Administrative division in São Paulo, Brazil
Guaíra is a municipality in São Paulo that spreads across flat land. It sits at about 517 meters elevation and serves as a connection point for the surrounding region.
The area developed along a trade route and was originally called Corredeira. It became a municipality in 1928.
The municipality maintains multiple educational centers, including three state schools, five municipal schools, and a technical institute for professional education.
The SP-425 and SP-325 highways connect Guaíra to nearby towns and make travel straightforward. These roads allow visitors to move easily through the region.
The municipality borders three major rivers: the Rio Grande, Pardo, and Sapucaí. These waterways shape the land and influence life in the area.
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