Camacan

Located at an elevation of 160 meters above sea level, Camacan extends across diverse landscapes within the northeastern region of Bahia state.

The municipality of Camacan was formally established in 1961, marking a significant step in the administrative organization of Bahia's regional governance structure.

The population of 32,006 residents maintains traditional northeastern Brazilian customs through local festivals, regional music performances, and typical Bahian gastronomy.

Agricultural activities form the primary economic base of Camacan, with local farmers cultivating crops and participating in regional trade markets.

The name Camacan originates from Indigenous Tupi language roots, where 'cama' refers to rest, reflecting the geographical characteristics of this Brazilian territory.

Location: Bahia

Inception: 1961

Elevation above the sea: 160 m

Shares border with: Arataca, Itaju do Colônia, Jussari, Mascote, Pau Brasil, Potiraguá, Santa Luzia

Website: http://camacan.ba.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -15.41889,-39.49583

Latest update: March 7, 2025 04:44