Surubim, Municipality in Pernambuco, Brazil.
Surubim is a municipality in Pernambuco, northeastern Brazil, characterized by a semi-arid climate with average temperatures around 24 degrees Celsius. The area spans across rolling terrain with both urban and rural zones, where agricultural and pastoral activities shape the landscape.
The municipality was formally established on April 27, 1893, marking the beginning of structured local governance in this region of Pernambuco. This founding laid the groundwork for its development as an independent administrative entity.
The central Praça do Sossego serves as a main gathering place where residents meet and participate in local traditions and celebrations throughout the year. This public square reflects how the community maintains its social bonds and marks important moments together.
Visitors will encounter a mixed economy based on industry, commerce, and farming activities, with livestock raising including cattle, pigs, goats, and poultry being especially common. The cooler and drier months offer more comfortable conditions for exploring the area.
The Capibaribe River flows through the territory, providing an essential water source for agricultural activities in the region. This natural resource has historically shaped where and how people settled and farmed the land.
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