Barra do Choça, Municipality in Bahia, Brazil
Barra do Choça is a municipality in Bahia, northeastern Brazil, situated at an elevation of approximately 710 meters and encompassing both urban and rural areas. The terrain spreads across hills and farmland where agricultural properties shape the landscape.
The municipality developed in the 20th century through agricultural activities, particularly with coffee and cocoa cultivation in the hillside regions. These plantations became the economic foundation and led to the establishment of its administrative center.
Residents celebrate local traditions through community gatherings and regional cooking that relies on ingredients from surrounding farms. These everyday practices connect people to their rural surroundings and shape the social fabric of the town.
The town operates on Brasília Time (UTC-3) and has administrative offices in the central district for basic services. Visitors can find essential supplies and local information there for orientation within the municipality.
The elevation of approximately 710 meters creates ideal growing conditions for coffee, making the region particularly attractive to farmers. This geographic feature has shaped the character of local agriculture and the community itself.
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