Dionísio Cerqueira, Border municipality in Santa Catarina, Brazil.
Dionísio Cerqueira is a municipality in Santa Catarina situated along the border with Argentina on elevated terrain. The town extends across a substantial area of this border region, with the landscape rising to higher elevations.
The municipality was established in 1953 after separating from Chapecó and took its name from General Dionísio Evangelista de Castro Cerqueira. This foundation created a new administrative area in the border region.
The town maintains strong daily connections with Argentine neighbors through shared customs and practices that shape local life. These ties appear in how residents interact across the border and celebrate traditions together.
The town sits at higher elevation, so visitors should expect uneven terrain and cooler weather conditions. It is wise to prepare for changing weather and wear suitable footwear.
A landmark called Three Borders allows visitors to stand at a point where three states and a country meet at once. From this spot, people can occupy three different jurisdictions simultaneously.
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