Palmeirópolis

Palmeirópolis is a municipality in Tocantins state in northern Brazil's interior, situated at approximately 438 meters elevation. The settlement combines urban infrastructure with surrounding agricultural lands that define much of the local landscape.

The municipality was established as an administrative unit following Tocantins state's separation from Goiás in 1988. This creation was part of the territorial reorganization that accompanied the formation of the new state.

The municipality preserves traditional Brazilian festivals throughout the year, integrating local music performances, regional gastronomy, and community celebrations.

The town operates in the UTC-3 time zone and uses Brazilian Real currency for transactions. Basic services cluster around the central administrative area where visitors can find essential facilities.

The geographical position at 13°04′S 48°22′W places this municipality at a strategic point within the Mesoregion of Ocidental do Tocantins.

Location: Tocantins

Elevation above the sea: 438 m

Shares border with: Jaú do Tocantins, Minaçu, Paranã, São Salvador do Tocantins

GPS coordinates: -13.04389,-48.40194

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:42