Comodoro

Comodoro extends across 21,774 square kilometers of land in the Central-West Region, featuring extensive agricultural areas and natural landscapes at 600 meters elevation.

The region transformed from indigenous territory to an agricultural center following the construction of the Nambiquaras Telegraph Line in 1911 and subsequent rubber extraction activities.

The territory maintains strong connections to indigenous heritage through the presence of Nambikwára and Enawenê-nawê communities in designated reservations.

The municipality connects to major Brazilian cities through the federal highway BR-364, which extends from Cuiabá to the Peruvian border through Porto Velho.

The agricultural development of Comodoro began with a colonization project in 1983 that brought 17,000 settlers primarily from Southern Brazil to establish new farms.

GPS coordinates: -13.66278,-59.78583

Latest update: March 30, 2025 20:10