Cajueiro da Praia, Coastal municipality in Piauí, Brazil.
Cajueiro da Praia is a coastal municipality in Piauí situated along the northeastern Brazilian coast with extended beaches and natural landscapes. The region features flat terrain with sand dunes, coastal wetlands, and diverse plant and animal life.
The municipality was established in the second half of the 20th century as an administrative division, marking an important development phase for Piauí's coastal region. Its creation was part of broader political restructuring and infrastructure expansion in the state.
Residents maintain close ties to fishing traditions and participate in regional celebrations that reflect the heritage of northeastern Brazil's coastal communities. These practices shape daily life and community identity in visible and meaningful ways.
The municipality has an administrative center offering basic services including healthcare facilities and schools for residents and visitors. The flat terrain and road connections make it easy to navigate and explore the coastal areas.
The territory includes a section of the Delta do Parnaíba Environmental Protection Area, established in 1996 and protecting one of Brazil's largest river deltas. This protected zone serves as an important refuge for seabirds and marine animals during migration periods.
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