Cururupu, Administrative region in Maranhão, Brazil.
Cururupu is an administrative region in northeastern Brazil located within Maranhão state. The area comprises coastal zones and inland territory that serve as the center for local governance and public services.
The region formed as part of Maranhão state's administrative structure and grew into a key governance center. This function continues to shape its role in the Norte Maranhense area.
Fishing and farming shape how people live and work in this region. These traditional practices are deeply woven into daily life and community identity.
Visiting is possible year-round, though the rainy season from May to August brings more humidity and moisture. The best time to explore is outside these months when the climate is more balanced.
The waters nearby hold the Parcel de Manuel Luís Marine State Park, protecting one of South America's largest coral reef systems. This marine reserve is internationally important for ocean ecosystem protection in the region.
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