Raul Soares, Administrative municipality in Minas Gerais, Brazil
Raul Soares is a municipality in southeastern Minas Gerais that covers an area of land in a region characterized by gentle hills and rural settlements. The town center and surrounding communities form the main populated areas within the municipal boundaries.
Pioneers from Mariana established settlements in the early 1800s, bringing European influence to the area. The settlement received its current name in 1924, marking its recognition as an official administrative division.
The municipality celebrates its establishment day on January 20th, coinciding with the feast of Saint Sebastian, marking both administrative and religious significance.
The municipality connects to neighboring towns through road routes that serve as the main transportation links. Visitors should plan accordingly since infrastructure is typical of small rural communities.
The territory between Matipó and Santana rivers started as São Sebastião do Entre Rios before receiving its current name in 1924.
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