Itapajé, Administrative municipality in Ceará, Brazil.
Itapajé is an administrative municipality in Ceará state in northeastern Brazil and stretches across a region with geographic coordinates in the northern part of the state. The town sits strategically on highway BR-222, connecting the local population with neighboring areas.
The municipality was established as an administrative area to strengthen governance in the northeastern region of Brazil. Its creation was part of the regional development of the Noroeste Cearense mesoregion.
The town is a vibrant part of northeastern Brazilian culture, where local celebrations and traditional music shape daily life. Visitors can experience the region's customs and culinary traditions firsthand here.
The town is accessible via federal highway BR-222, which provides important connections to neighboring municipalities. Visitors should be aware that infrastructure follows patterns typical of smaller towns in northeastern Brazil.
Pedra do Frade, a natural rock formation, is a geographical landmark on the municipal territory that fascinates visitors with its striking shape. This rock formation is a popular destination for those seeking to explore the local landscape.
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