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Municipality in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Arvorezinha
Municipality
Flag of ArvorezinhaFlagCoat of arms of ArvorezinhaCoat of arms
Within Rio Grande do SulWithin Rio Grande do Sul
CountryBrazil
StateRio Grande do Sul
Government
 • PrefectRogerio Felini Fachinetto (PDT)
Area
 • Total271.643 km (104.882 sq mi)
Elevation750 m (2,460 ft)
Population
 • Total10,423
 • Density38/km (99/sq mi)
Demonymarvorezinhense
Time zoneUTC−3 (BRT)

Arvorezinha (Portuguese: [ˌaʁ.vo.ɾiˈzĩ.ɲɐ] ) is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. It literally means "small tree".

History

The municipality's first inhabitant was Lino Figueira, who settled in the region c. 1900. Much of the incoming population were Italian immigrants from the nearby cities of Antônio Prado, Veranópolis, Bento Gonçalves, Caxias do Sul and Garibaldi, who started settling during the early 20th century. Before its establishment as a municipality, which was official as of February 16, 1959, the land belonged to Taquari and later Encantado.

See also

References

  1. IBGE 2020
Municipalities of Rio Grande do Sul
Capital: Porto Alegre
Mesoregion Centro Ocidental Rio-Grandense
Restinga Seca
Santa Maria
Santiago
Mesoregion Centro Oriental Rio-Grandense
Cachoeira do Sul
Lajeado-Estrela
Santa Cruz do Sul
Mesoregion Metropolitana de Porto Alegre
Camaquã
Gramado-Canela
Montenegro
Osório
Porto Alegre
São Jerônimo
Mesoregion Nordeste Rio-Grandense
Caxias do Sul
Guaporé
Vacaria
Mesoregion Noroeste Rio-Grandense
Carazinho
Cerro Largo
Cruz Alta
Erechim
Frederico Westphalen
Ijuí
Nao-Me-Toque
Passo Fundo
Sananduva
Santa Rosa
Santo Ângelo
Soledade
Três Passos
Mesoregion Sudeste Rio-Grandense
Jaguarão
Litoral Lagunar
Pelotas
Serras de Sudeste
Mesoregion Sudoeste Rio-Grandense
Campanha Central
Campanha Meridional
Campanha Ocidental

28°53′S 52°10′W / 28.883°S 52.167°W / -28.883; -52.167

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