Passira, Municipality in Agreste Pernambucano region, Brazil
Passira is a municipality in the Agreste Pernambucano region, situated at 187 meters above sea level. The area spans 329 square kilometers with semi-arid climate and drought-resistant vegetation adapted to limited water.
Passira emerged as part of Pernambuco's administrative growth when the state was organizing its territory. This expansion showed how the region developed its governance structure across inland areas.
The town carries on farming traditions that shape daily life in the region today. You can see fields and herds across the landscape, reflecting how locals work the land.
The town sits about 115 kilometers from Recife, making it reachable from the state capital. Infrastructure is basic, so plan for simple facilities and services when visiting.
The Capibaribe river flows through the area and is crucial for farming and the local ecosystem. Despite the dry climate, this river plays a key role in supporting life and harvests across the region.
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