Ibiapina, Administrative municipality in Ceará, Brazil.
Ibiapina is a municipality in Ceará located in northeastern Brazil, sitting at an elevation of 878 meters in a highland area. The territory spans 414 square kilometers and borders several neighboring regions on its diverse terrain.
The municipality was established as settlement expanded across the state of Ceará in northeastern Brazil. Over time, it developed as part of the region's growth and administrative organization.
The coat of arms and flag reflect local pride and connect residents to their regional identity. Daily life here is shaped by traditions passed down through generations, visible in how people gather and celebrate together.
The municipality operates on UTC-3 time and uses area code 88 for phone calls. Visitors should prepare for the highland elevation and local climate when exploring the region.
The municipality borders five neighboring regions: Ubajara, Graça, Mucambo, São Benedito, and São João da Fronteira. This position at the intersection of multiple areas shapes local connections to surrounding communities.
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