Government of Amapá

The Government of Amapá operates from a central administrative building that manages the affairs of Brazil's northernmost state bordering French Guiana.

The government institution was established after Amapá's transition from a federal territory to a state in 1988, marking a new era of regional autonomy.

The administration center reflects the regional identity through its policies supporting indigenous communities and environmental conservation of the Amazon rainforest.

The government offices maintain regular business hours from Monday to Friday, providing essential services to Amapá's population of over 750,000 residents.

The administration oversees Tumucumaque Mountains National Park, which stands as the largest protected tropical forest area in the world.

Location: Macapá

Address: Rua General Rondon, 259 - Julião Ramos, Macapá - AP, 68908-908

Website: http://portal.ap.gov.br

GPS coordinates: 1.59392,-54.61100

Latest update: March 4, 2025 09:47