Itapipoca

Itapipoca is a municipal center in the state of Ceará in northeastern Brazil. The territory covers approximately 1,600 square kilometers with coastal areas and inland regions where residential, commercial, and agricultural zones meet.

The settlement was founded in 1823 and developed through cotton and sugarcane farming in the region. This agricultural base shaped its early growth and eventually led to its development as an administrative center.

The place reflects a blend of different cultural roots visible in local celebrations and crafts that people still practice today. Visitors can notice how indigenous, Portuguese, and African influences have shaped the way communities here mark special occasions.

The city maintains public services, schools, and health centers spread throughout the area. Visitors will find accommodation and dining options in town, with basic infrastructure supporting stays of various lengths.

The area is known locally as the City of Three Climates because it spans coastal humidity, moderate mid-level zones, and drier highlands. These different conditions create varying landscapes and influence how people live in different parts of the territory.

Location: Ceará

Inception: February 3, 1823

Elevation above the sea: 109 m

Shares border with: Amontada, Irauçuba, Itapajé, Miraíma, Trairi, Tururu, Uruburetama

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

GPS coordinates: -3.49389,-39.57889

Latest update: December 14, 2025 19:34