Santa Quitéria

Santa Quitéria spans across 4,260 square kilometers of land, making it the largest municipality within the state of Ceará at 252 meters elevation.

The settlement originated in the 18th century when farmer João Pinto de Mesquita established his residence in the region, leading to gradual population growth.

The municipality maintains regular agricultural exhibitions and festivals, including the Festival of Quadrilhas that showcases regional dance performances and traditions.

The municipal government provides digital services through their website, enabling residents to process documents and access public information without visiting physical offices.

The territory contains substantial uranium deposits, earning the municipality the designation as the Land of Uranium Mines in the state of Ceará.

Location: Ceará

Inception: December 17, 1987

Elevation above the sea: 252 m

Shares border with: Hidrolândia, Boa Viagem, Canindé, Cariré, Catunda, Forquilha, Groaíras, Irauçuba, Itatira, Monsenhor Tabosa, Pires Ferreira, Sobral, Varjota

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

GPS coordinates: -4.33194,-40.15694

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:28