Jussara

Jussara is a town in central Brazil, situated in Goiás across a wide area of forest and savanna-like vegetation. Several rivers run through the landscape, shaping the natural character of the region.

The settlement began as an agricultural colony and received its current name in 1950 in honor of a notable local figure. This renaming marked a turning point in the town's development and identity.

The town serves as an educational hub for the region, with schools and a university campus that draw thousands of students from surrounding areas. Together, these institutions shape daily life and give the place a youthful, learning-focused character.

The town connects to surrounding areas via main highways and sits roughly 220 kilometers from the nearest large city. The road network makes it straightforward for visitors to explore the region.

Local agriculture has grown into a significant economic force, producing grains, beans, and various crops that feed the broader region. Industrial processing facilities support the farming sector and create jobs for residents.

Location: Goiás

Elevation above the sea: 317 m

Shares border with: Britânia, Montes Claros de Goiás, Araguaiana, Fazenda Nova, Itapirapuã, Novo Brasil, Santa Fé de Goiás

GPS coordinates: -15.86500,-50.86778

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:20