Rondon do Pará

Rondon do Pará is a municipality in northern Brazil situated in a region characterized by agricultural land and forest areas. The town center serves as a hub for surrounding communities, with roads connecting to nearby settlements and regional trade routes.

The municipality takes its name from Cândido Mariano da Silva Rondon, a Brazilian engineer and explorer who conducted expeditions through the Amazon in the early 1900s. The naming reflects his influence on exploration and development in the region.

Indigenous territories surrounding Rondon do Pará maintain traditional practices while integrating with the municipality's urban developments and agricultural activities.

The municipality connects to regional centers through a network of roads, making it accessible for visitors traveling from other areas. Basic facilities and local services reflect the rural character of the place.

Local agricultural production combines with mining operations to create a diverse economic foundation that supports both commercial and subsistence activities.

Location: Pará

Elevation above the sea: 195 m

Shares border with: Dom Eliseu, Abel Figueiredo, Açailândia, Bom Jesus do Tocantins, Cidelândia, Goianésia do Pará, Jacundá, Marabá, Nova Ipixuna, Vila Nova dos Martírios

GPS coordinates: -4.77583,-48.06694

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:20