Colíder, Municipality in Mato Grosso, Brazil
Colíder is a municipality in Mato Grosso state in Brazil, located within the Cerrado ecosystem region. The town functions as a local administrative center serving the surrounding rural areas and farming communities.
Colíder was founded during the agricultural expansion period in Mato Grosso state in the late 20th century. This growth phase transformed the region from frontier land into an organized settlement with municipal infrastructure.
The town reflects the values of agricultural communities where farming traditions shape daily life and social gatherings. Local celebrations and family-centered events show how residents maintain ties to the land and to one another.
The town is connected to neighboring municipalities through main highways that make travel within the region straightforward. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding countryside and visiting rural areas outside the town center.
The Teles Pires River, which flows some distance from the town, is home to a large hydroelectric dam that shapes regional energy production. This infrastructure project has become a defining element of how the area manages its water and power resources.
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