Campos Belos, Commercial municipality in northeastern Goiás, Brazil
Campos Belos is a town in the savanna region of northeastern Goiás, spreading across hilly terrain. The center focuses on commerce and administration with basic public facilities serving the local population.
The town originated in 1881 around a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of the Conception, established by local cattle ranchers. The region later became a key location along the border between Goiás and Tocantins following the state division.
The town functions as a local trade hub where people from surrounding rural areas gather for commerce and services. Its role as a regional crossroads shapes how residents and visitors move through the community.
The town has a hospital serving patients from Goiás and neighboring states Tocantins and Bahia. The main roads are passable and most services are located in the central area of town.
The town sits at a rare triple boundary where Goiás, Tocantins, and Bahia meet. This unusual geographic position makes it a meeting point between three Brazilian states.
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