Jaguaribe

Jaguaribe is a municipality in Northeast Brazil featuring diverse landscapes across its territory, with sections of the Castanhão Dam reservoir system. This body of water shapes the geography and defines much of the local terrain.

This municipality originated from early settlements in the region during colonial times and developed over centuries. In the 19th century, English coffee planter Henry Koster left notable historical marks on this area.

Jaguaribe's residents celebrate regional traditions through local festivals and events that shape daily life in the municipality. These gatherings reflect the crafts, music, and customs passed down through generations in Northeast Brazil.

The municipality has local administrative services and facilities that support the population living here. Planning a visit works best when you check ahead for local conditions and seasonal variations in the area.

The Castanhão Dam system is the largest water reservoir in Ceará state and significantly shapes life in the region. Its vast water resources have become central to how the area developed and functions today.

Location: Ceará

Elevation above the sea: 144 m

Shares border with: Solonópole, Jaguaretama, Pereiro, Jaguaribara, Iracema, Quixelô, Icó, Orós

Website: http://jaguaribe.ce.gov.br

GPS coordinates: -5.89083,-38.62194

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08