Itororó

Itororó is a municipality in Bahia, Brazil, situated in an inland region with a rolling landscape. The town center serves as the administrative hub for the surrounding agricultural areas and smaller villages.

The settlement emerged during colonial expansion when traders and farmers moved inland seeking arable land. The area developed gradually through agricultural activity and connections to regional commerce networks.

The name Itororó comes from indigenous languages and shows how the area's communities connect to the region's original cultural roots.

The town sits in a semi-arid tropical zone with hot weather year-round. Bring plenty of water and wear light clothing when exploring, especially outside the main streets during daylight hours.

Local farmers grow crops like cassava and beans specifically adapted to the dry climate of the area. These traditional farming methods form the backbone of the local economy and food production.

Location: Bahia

Elevation above the sea: 287 m

Shares border with: Itapetinga, Caatiba, Firmino Alves, Ibicuí, Itaju do Colônia, Nova Canaã

GPS coordinates: -15.11694,-40.07000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:41