Tucumã
Pará, Brazil
Municipality·Rural, Historical, Developing
Tucumã is a municipality located in the southeastern region of Pará, Brazil. It experienced significant growth in the 1980s, driven by favorable agricultural conditions and the exploitation of timber and gold. The town covers an area of 2,535.11 km² and, along with its neighbor Ourilândia do Norte, forms a conurbated area. Tucumã's development is part of the now-defunct Grande Carajás Program, reflecting its historical importance in the region's economic activities. With a medium Human Development Index, it provides insight into rural Brazilian life and its economic evolution.
Highlights
- Significant historical growth in the 1980s.
- Located in the southeastern region of Pará.
- Part of the now-extinct Grande Carajás Program.
- Conurbated area with Ourilândia do Norte.
Things to consider before traveling to Tucumã
- Located in the southeastern region of Pará.
- Part of the historical Grande Carajás Program.
- Rural setting with a focus on agriculture and mining.