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Municipality in Southeast, Brazil

Mantena

Mantenense

Terra boa and Terrinha

Municipality

Flag

Seal

Mantena

Location in Brazil

Coordinates: 18°46′55″S 40°58′48″W﻿ / ﻿18.78194°S 40.98000°W﻿ / -18.78194; -40.98000
Country|  Brazil
Region| Southeast
State| Minas Gerais
Mesoregion| Vale do Rio Doce
Government

• Type| Executive, Legislative and Judiciary.
• Mayor| João Rufino Sobrinho
Area

• Total

| 2,646 sq mi (6,852 km2)
Elevation

| 676 ft (206 m)
Population

(2020 [1])

• Total

| 27,647
Time zone| UTC−3 (BRT)
Area code| \+ 55 (33) 3241- ####
Website| https://www.mantena.mg.gov.br/

Mantena is a municipality in the state of Minas Gerais in the Southeast region o Brazil.[2][3][4][5]

Mantena is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Minas Gerais. According to IBGE data, the estimated population in 2020 was 27,647. (That census may omit pertinent data, as the population of the city was almost 50,000 before the separation of the districts of São João da Manteninha and Nova Belém, which were elevated to a city and its districts of Divino of Palmeiras, Santa Rita and Vargem Grande, together forming part of its municipality with a population of approximately 20,000 inhabitants.)

According to the Aurélio XXI Dictionary of Aurélio Buarque de Holanda, Mantena, in Goiás, means "good" or "great". The word also refers to a character who plays the king of the Christians and the Moors, in the cavailas of the municipality of Franca, in São Paulo. Also named are the knights of the Cavalry Association of São Gonçalo and São Benedito de Guaratinguetá, Aparecida and Lorena, all the cities of the Paraíba Valley, in the interior of São Paulo. The name "Mantena" is of indigenous origin and means "good soil", "fertile soil".

## History

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Around 1920, the territory began to be populated. This happened thanks to the Capuchin priests, among them, Friar Innocent of Comiso. At that time, the lands that today form our Municipality belonged to the Municipality of Itambacuri, being part of the District called Lajão, later the District of Lajão was dismembered of Itambacuri, appearing the Municipality of Conselheiro Pena. In 1930, Emiliano Ferreira Júnior, bought a large part of these lands and came to occupy them with his family.

Two years after his installation in the lands, he was disgusted here due to the death of his daughter and decided to sell his lands to Cândido Ribeiro Gonçalves, known as Cândido Ilhéu. This one bought all the patrimony and donated a part for the construction of the town, with only 7 houses, receiving the name of "Bar of the Stream of the Islanders", in homage to the donor. On December 17, 1938, the mayor of the Municipality of Conselheiro Pena (to which belonged our village), Sebastião Anastácio de Paula, (who still resides in Conselheiro Pena), happy with the growth of the village turned it into a district by Law n0 158, the district of Bom Jesus do Mantena was created, comprising the entire region of São Mateus do Sul, with the participation of the district of Lajão, which became the municipality of Conselheiro Pena.

Eleven years after the creation of the town, the Governor of the State, José de Magalhães Pinto, issued a document (Decree No. 1,058), creating the Municipality of Mantena. On January 4, 1944, the first mayor, José Fernandes Filho (Fernandinho) was appointed by the Governor. On December 30, 1944, by Decree 1291 was installed the Comarca de Mantena, being its first Osvaldino Judge of Paula Salazar. The municipalities of Mendes Pimentel, Itabirinha de Mantena, Central de Minas, São João do Manteninha and Nova Belém belong to the District of Mantena.

The municipality began to experience an economic and geographic expansion of the largest, receiving families that came from several localities here. The production of coffee and the extraction of wood, attracted the attention of all, including the people of Espírito Santo, beginning there the sad story of the Contestado. The Contestado revolt was a conflict from the beginning of the settlement between the state of Espírito Santo and Minas Gerais, which ended only when the Federal Supreme Court established the boundaries between the two states. A treaty was signed that established peace between the two governors concerned: José de Magalhães Pinto (Minas Gerais) and Francisco Lacerda de Aguiar - (Espírito Santo), in September 1963. As of this date, the Municipality continued its expansion, based its economy mainly in the production of coffee, which also contributed to its economic stagnation due to the fall of the price of coffee in the world market. On December 9, 1963, the Official Gazette of the State of Minas Gerais published Resolution 569, Governor Magalhães Pinto. In it, along the "Law 2084 of the State of Espírito Santo", was defined the dividing line of the municipality, between the two states north of the Rio Doce, with the delimitations that it has today. At that time the district composition of the municipality was as follows: Headquarters, São João do Manteninha, Itabirinha. Santo Agostinho de Minas, Água Doce do Mantena and Barra do Ariranha.

The departure of Fernandinho was due to the return to legality in Brazil, after the fall of Getúlio Vargas. It was necessary to leave the government to dispute the marked general elections. In a short period of time other interventors were appointed who succeeded each other even for hours in front of the Municipality. They are: Aduvaldo Santos Pinto (1946, 2 months); José Maria Camargo (1946, 4 months); Adolfo Mário de Oliveira (1946, 4 months) and José Meira Júnior (1947). Fernandinho disputed the elections and was elected, being its mandate from 1948 to 1951. At its side appeared the first Chamber of Aldermen, formed by the masters:

Anselmo Luiz Cantuária Cornelio Fernandes de Araújo David de Almeida Leitão Yards Resende Boechat José Secundino da Fonseca Pedro Cirilo de Paula José Romero Duque José Gomes Vieira José de Sousa Ferreira Sebastião Coelho Bastos Waldir Pereira da Silva Limerick Calders Horsth

Since then, the following mayors have also ruled the municipality:

José Romero Duque (1951/1955) Domingos Jorio Filho (1955/1959) José Romero Duque (1959/1963) Waldir Pereira da Silva (1963/1967) José Monteiro da Gama Neto (1967/1971) (With the resignation of José Monteiro on June 2, 1969, Mayor Ermano Batista Filho assumed the position of Mayor) Adrião Baia (1971/1973) Ermano Batista Filho (1973/1977) Adrião Baia (1977/1983) Joel Garcia dos Santos (1983/1987) Fernando Sathler Mol (1988/1992) Joel Garcia dos Santos (1993/1996) Vicente de Paula Marinho (1997/2000) - (2001/2004) Cláudio de Paula Batista (2005/2008) Maurício Toledo Jacob (2009/2012) Wanderson Elizeu Coelho (2013/2016) João Rufino nephew (2017/2020) Current

Nowadays, the Municipality of Mantena, in spite of its distance from its capital, has been fighting against any stagnation, diversifying its economy, standing out from large textile companies such as Rabbit and granite mining companies, which are exported throughout the country. activities such as cattle raising and milk production also generate revenues and strengthen local trade. The municipality of Mantena also has a Department of Industry and Commerce to support new entrepreneurs who are interested in planting their companies in the region.

## Transport

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The city has mostly paved streets and avenues, it does not have municipal bus service, which has already been tried because the idea was a failure, some point out that the reason was the majority of the population already have means of self-transport such as cars, motorcycles and bicycles and did not adapt to the buses that traveled through the main streets of the city, has taxi points for private transport and a bus terminal built in the 80s, with a large area for buses with six platforms for boarding and disembarking passengers being the largest terminal in the microregion of mangrove, but needs reforms and investments in bus lines to increase the flow of people and the municipal collection.

The bus terminal has daily lines for the cities of Barra de São Francisco, Colatina, Vitoria, Governador Valadares, Belo Horizonte, Porto Velho, São Paulo and other small municipalities in the region. It also has a runway for landings and take-offs on the highway. connects the municipality to Barra de São Francisco, located right on the border of the states of Minas Gerais and Espirito Santo.

## Geography

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### Climate

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See also: 1985 hailstorm in eastern Minas Gerais

The climate of Mantena is hot and humid with mild temperature in the winter and considerable variations during the day, according to IBGE statistics. The maximum rainfall coincides with summer. Its dry period in the winter ranges from 1 to 3 months and the xerothermic index of the region ranges from 25.47 °C to 11.26 °C. The city was devastated in December 2013 by large amounts of rainfall that caused floods and incalculable damage to the local economy, the city took months to be cleaned due to the large amount of clay and debris that remained in the streets and gradually reestablishing causing serious administrative damages to the municipality the following year. The city has been punished in recent summers for temperatures that have risen from 46 °C, lived a period of drought from 2014 until the end of 2017 with great destruction of the local pastures by the strong sun and little rain, affecting the agribusiness and local livestock, taking many ranchers as alternative EMBRAPA programs like the Full Bucket Project.

### Relief

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Its relief is characterized by the presence of small mountains, rising gradually towards the interior, formed by pre-Cambrian crystalline rocks.

### Vegetation

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The vegetation diversifies in the region of the ecological sub domain, presents in the Mantena area the transition between hydrophilic coastal forests and the tropical deciduous forest. Not finding large forest reserves destroyed by man in the extraction of hardwood. In 2018 an outbreak of snake appearances in the city was reported, which frightened the local population, fearing the possible Jararacas snakes and true corals, which entered in homes and frightened the population hunted and killed publishing on social networks.

### Soil

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Its soil, predominantly clayey - sandy, tends to concentrate salts in the superficial horizon, which is used by livestock.

### Hydrography

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Mantena has a small hydrographic basin, started with the streams of the cloudy and cold stream started 6 km from the neighborhood of Vila Nova, join and form the São Francisco stream, the same permeates the entire district of the Vila Nova neighborhood, traveling from the Northwest to South of the city, coming to the Ilhéus Stream which is another small stream with springs near the known Serra Branca de Mantena, forming together the São Francisco River, which runs through the south-facing city to the north-east direction of the city, ending its a route in the city at the Sewage Treatment Station of the SAAE (Autonomous Water and Sewage Service of Mantena) flowing into the São Mateus River already in Capixaba territory, The São Mateus River passes near the Districts of Nazário on the Mineiro side and Café Ralo on the Capixaba side, making a Natural currency between the States 12 km to the North of the urban zone of the city.

In December 2013 the streams that cut the city overflowed causing havoc all over town, many people lost all furniture, home appliances and car dealers lost goods and many other havoc were recorded.

São Mateus River Ilhéus Stream Turvo Stream Cold Stream San Francisco Stream

### Districts

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Barra do Ariranha, Limeira de Mantena, Santa Rita and municipal seat.

### Neighborhoods

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Alvorada, Bela Vista, Boa Esperança, Centro, Colina, Ebenézer, Esplanada, Frei César, Nicolini, Operários, Philadelfia, Pires de Albuquerque, Santo Antônio, Santos Prates one, Santos Prates two, São Bernardo, São Silvano, Treze de junho, Treze de maio, Tropical, Vila Florindo, Vila Nova, Verli allotment and Maulaz allotment.

## See also

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* List of municipalities in Minas Gerais

## References

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1. ^ IBGE 2020
2. ^ "Divisão Territorial do Brasil" (in Portuguese). Divisão Territorial do Brasil e Limites Territoriais, Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE). July 1, 2008. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
3. ^ "Estimativas da população para 1º de julho de 2009" (PDF) (in Portuguese). Estimativas de População, Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE). August 14, 2009. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
4. ^ "Ranking decrescente do IDH-M dos municípios do Brasil" (in Portuguese). Atlas do Desenvolvimento Humano, Programa das Nações Unidas para o Desenvolvimento (PNUD). 2000. Archived from the original on October 3, 2009. Retrieved December 17, 2009.
5. ^ "Produto Interno Bruto dos Municípios 2002-2005" (PDF) (in Portuguese). Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE). December 19, 2007. Archived from the original (PDF) on October 2, 2008. Retrieved December 17, 2009.

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Municipalities of Minas Gerais

Capital: Belo Horizonte

Intermediate Geographic Region of Barbacena

| Barbacena|

* Alfredo Vasconcelos
* Alto Rio Doce
* Antônio Carlos
* Barbacena
* Barroso
* Cipotânea
* Desterro do Melo
* Dores de Campos
* Ibertioga
* Ressaquinha
* Santa Bárbara do Tugúrio
* Santa Rita de Ibitipoca
* Santana do Garambéu
* Senhora dos Remédios

|

Conselheiro Lafaiete|

* Belo Vale
* Capela Nova
* Caranaíba
* Carandaí
* Casa Grande
* Catas Altas da Noruega
* Congonhas
* Conselheiro Lafaiete
* Cristiano Otoni
* Desterro de Entre Rios
* Entre Rios de Minas
* Itaverava
* Jeceaba
* Lamim
* Ouro Branco
* Piranga
* Queluzito
* Rio Espera
* Santana dos Montes
* São Brás do Suaçuí
* Senhora de Oliveira

São João del-Rei|

* Conceição da Barra de Minas
* Coronel Xavier Chaves
* Lagoa Dourada
* Madre de Deus de Minas
* Nazareno
* Piedade do Rio Grande
* Prados
* Resende Costa
* Ritápolis
* Santa Cruz de Minas
* São João del-Rei
* São Tiago
* Tiradentes

Intermediate Geographic Region of Belo Horizonte

| Belo Horizonte|

* Belo Horizonte
* Betim
* Brumadinho
* Caeté
* Confins
* Contagem
* Esmeraldas
* Florestal
* Ibirité
* Igarapé
* Jaboticatubas
* Juatuba
* Lagoa Santa
* Mário Campos
* Mateus Leme
* Moeda
* Nova Lima
* Nova União
* Pedro Leopoldo
* Raposos
* Ribeirão das Neves
* Rio Acima
* Sabará
* Santa Luzia
* São Joaquim de Bicas
* São José da Lapa
* Sarzedo
* Taquaraçu de Minas
* Vespasiano

|

Sete Lagoas|

* Araçaí
* Baldim
* Cachoeira da Prata
* Caetanópolis
* Capim Branco
* Conceição do Mato Dentro
* Congonhas do Norte
* Cordisburgo
* Fortuna de Minas
* Funilândia
* Inhaúma
* Jequitibá
* Matozinhos
* Morro do Pilar
* Paraopeba
* Prudente de Morais
* Santana de Pirapama
* Santana do Riacho
* Sete Lagoas

Santa Bárbara-Ouro Preto|

* Barão de Cocais
* Catas Altas
* Itabirito
* Mariana
* Ouro Preto
* Santa Bárbara

Curvelo|

* Augusto de Lima
* Buenópolis
* Corinto
* Curvelo
* Felixlândia
* Inimutaba
* Monjolos
* Morro da Garça
* Presidente Juscelino
* Santo Hipólito
* Três Marias

Itabira|

* Bom Jesus do Amparo
* Carmésia
* Ferros
* Itabira
* Itambé do Mato Dentro
* Passabém
* Santa Maria de Itabira
* Santo Antônio do Rio Abaixo
* São Sebastião do Rio Preto

Intermediate Geographic Region of Divinópolis

| Divinópolis|

* Araújos
* Camacho
* Carmo da Mata
* Carmo do Cajuru
* Cláudio
* Conceição do Pará
* Divinópolis
* Itapecerica
* Itatiaiuçu
* Itaúna
* Japaraíba
* Lagoa da Prata
* Leandro Ferreira
* Nova Serrana
* Pedra do Indaiá
* Perdigão
* Pitangui
* Santo Antônio do Monte
* São Gonçalo do Pará
* São Sebastião do Oeste

|

Formiga|

* Arcos
* Bambuí
* Córrego Danta
* Córrego Fundo
* Formiga
* Iguatama
* Medeiros
* Pains
* Pimenta
* Tapiraí

Dores do Indaiá|

* Bom Despacho
* Dores do Indaiá
* Estrela do Indaiá
* Luz
* Martinho Campos
* Moema
* Pompéu
* Quartel Geral
* Serra da Saudade

Pará de Minas|

* Igaratinga
* Maravilhas
* Onça de Pitangui
* Papagaios
* Pará de Minas
* Pequi
* São José da Varginha

Oliveira|

* Bonfim
* Carmópolis de Minas
* Crucilândia
* Itaguara
* Oliveira
* Passa Tempo
* Piedade dos Gerais
* Piracema
* Rio Manso
* São Francisco de Paula

Abaeté|

* Abaeté
* Biquinhas
* Cedro do Abaeté
* Morada Nova de Minas
* Paineiras

Intermediate Geographic Region of Governador Valadares

| Governador Valadares|

* Alpercata
* Capitão Andrade
* Conselheiro Pena
* Coroaci
* Divino das Laranjeiras
* Engenheiro Caldas
* Fernandes Tourinho
* Frei Inocêncio
* Galiléia
* Goiabeira
* Gonzaga
* Governador Valadares
* Itanhomi
* Jampruca
* Marilac
* Mathias Lobato
* Nacip Raydan
* Santa Efigênia de Minas
* São Geraldo da Piedade
* São Geraldo do Baixio
* São José da Safira
* Sardoá
* Sobrália
* Tarumirim
* Tumiritinga
* Virgolândia

|

Guanhães|

* Cantagalo
* Coluna
* Divinolândia de Minas
* Dom Joaquim
* Dores de Guanhães
* Frei Lagonegro
* Guanhães
* José Raydan
* Materlândia
* Paulistas
* Peçanha
* Rio Vermelho
* Sabinópolis
* Santa Maria do Suaçuí
* São João Evangelista
* São José do Jacuri
* São Pedro do Suaçuí
* São Sebastião do Maranhão
* Senhora do Porto
* Virginópolis

Mantena|

* Central de Minas
* Itabirinha
* Mantena
* Mendes Pimentel
* Nova Belém
* São Félix de Minas
* São João do Manteninha

Aimorés-Resplendor|

* Aimorés
* Cuparaque
* Itueta
* Resplendor
* Santa Rita do Itueto

Intermediate Geographic Region of Ipatinga

| Ipatinga|

* Açucena
* Antônio Dias
* Belo Oriente
* Braúnas
* Bugre
* Coronel Fabriciano
* Dionísio
* Dom Cavati
* Iapu
* Ipaba
* Ipatinga
* Jaguaraçu
* Joanésia
* Marliéria
* Mesquita
* Naque
* Periquito
* Pingo-d'Água
* Santana do Paraíso
* São João do Oriente
* São José do Goiabal
* Timóteo

|

Caratinga|

* Alvarenga
* Bom Jesus do Galho
* Caratinga
* Córrego Novo
* Entre Folhas
* Imbé de Minas
* Inhapim
* Piedade de Caratinga
* Raul Soares
* Santa Bárbara do Leste
* Santa Rita de Minas
* São Domingos das Dores
* São Sebastião do Anta
* Ubaporanga
* Vargem Alegre
* Vermelho Novo

João Monlevade|

* Bela Vista de Minas
* João Monlevade
* Nova Era
* Rio Piracicaba
* São Domingos do Prata
* São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo

Intermediate Geographic Region of Juiz de Fora

| Juiz de Fora|

* Andrelândia
* Aracitaba
* Arantina
* Belmiro Braga
* Bias Fortes
* Bocaina de Minas
* Bom Jardim de Minas
* Chácara
* Chiador
* Coronel Pacheco
* Ewbank da Câmara
* Goianá
* Juiz de Fora
* Liberdade
* Lima Duarte
* Matias Barbosa
* Olaria
* Oliveira Fortes
* Paiva
* Passa Vinte
* Pedro Teixeira
* Piau
* Rio Novo
* Rio Preto
* Santa Bárbara do Monte Verde
* Santa Rita de Jacutinga
* Santana do Deserto
* Santos Dumont
* Simão Pereira

|

Manhuaçu|

* Abre Campo
* Alto Caparaó
* Alto Jequitibá
* Caparaó
* Caputira
* Chalé
* Conceição de Ipanema
* Durandé
* Ipanema
* Lajinha
* Luisburgo
* Manhuaçu
* Manhumirim
* Martins Soares
* Matipó
* Mutum
* Pocrane
* Reduto
* Santa Margarida
* Santana do Manhuaçu
* São João do Manhuaçu
* São José do Mantimento
* Simonésia
* Taparuba

Ubá|

* Brás Pires
* Divinésia
* Dores do Turvo
* Guarani
* Guidoval
* Guiricema
* Mercês
* Piraúba
* Rio Pomba
* Rodeiro
* São Geraldo
* Senador Firmino
* Silveirânia
* Tabuleiro
* Tocantins
* Ubá
* Visconde do Rio Branco

Ponte Nova|

* Acaiaca
* Alvinópolis
* Amparo do Serra
* Barra Longa
* Diogo de Vasconcelos
* Dom Silvério
* Guaraciaba
* Jequeri
* Oratórios
* Piedade de Ponte Nova
* Ponte Nova
* Rio Casca
* Rio Doce
* Santa Cruz do Escalvado
* Santo Antônio do Grama
* São Pedro dos Ferros
* Sem-Peixe
* Sericita
* Urucânia

Muriaé|

* Antônio Prado de Minas
* Barão de Monte Alto
* Eugenópolis
* Fervedouro
* Miradouro
* Miraí
* Muriaé
* Patrocínio do Muriaé
* Rosário da Limeira
* São Francisco do Glória
* São Sebastião da Vargem Alegre
* Vieiras

Cataguases|

* Argirita
* Astolfo Dutra
* Cataguases
* Dona Eusébia
* Itamarati de Minas
* Laranjal
* Leopoldina
* Palma
* Recreio
* Santana de Cataguases

Viçosa|

* Araponga
* Cajuri
* Canaã
* Coimbra
* Ervália
* Paula Cândido
* Pedra do Anta
* Porto Firme
* Presidente Bernardes
* São Miguel do Anta
* Teixeiras
* Viçosa

Carangola|

* Caiana
* Carangola
* Divino
* Espera Feliz
* Faria Lemos
* Orizânia
* Pedra Bonita
* Pedra Dourada
* Tombos

São João Nepomuceno-Bicas|

* Bicas
* Descoberto
* Guarará
* Mar de Espanha
* Maripá de Minas
* Pequeri
* Rochedo de Minas
* São João Nepomuceno
* Senador Cortes

Além Paraíba|

* Além Paraíba
* Estrela Dalva
* Pirapetinga
* Santo Antônio do Aventureiro
* Volta Grande

Intermediate Geographic Region of Montes Claros

| Montes Claros|

* Bocaiúva
* Botumirim
* Brasília de Minas
* Campo Azul
* Capitão Enéas
* Claro dos Poções
* Coração de Jesus
* Cristália
* Engenheiro Navarro
* Francisco Dumont
* Francisco Sá
* Glaucilândia
* Grão Mogol
* Guaraciama
* Ibiracatu
* Itacambira
* Japonvar
* Jequitaí
* Joaquim Felício
* Josenópolis
* Juramento
* Lagoa dos Patos
* Lontra
* Luislândia
* Mirabela
* Montes Claros
* Olhos-d'Água
* Patis
* São João da Lagoa
* São João do Pacuí
* Varzelândia

|

Janaúba|

* Jaíba
* Janaúba
* Manga
* Matias Cardoso
* Miravânia
* Nova Porteirinha
* Pai Pedro
* Porteirinha
* Riacho dos Machados
* Serranópolis de Minas
* Verdelândia

Salinas|

* Berizal
* Curral de Dentro
* Fruta de Leite
* Indaiabira
* Ninheira
* Novorizonte
* Padre Carvalho
* Rio Pardo de Minas
* Rubelita
* Salinas
* Santa Cruz de Salinas
* São João do Paraíso
* Taiobeiras
* Vargem Grande do Rio Pardo

Januária|

* Bonito de Minas
* Cônego Marinho
* Itacarambi
* Januária
* Juvenília
* Montalvânia
* Pedras de Maria da Cruz
* São João das Missões

Pirapora|

* Buritizeiro
* Ibiaí
* Lassance
* Pirapora
* Ponto Chique
* Santa Fé de Minas
* Várzea da Palma

São Francisco|

* Chapada Gaúcha
* Icaraí de Minas
* Pintópolis
* São Francisco
* São Romão
* Ubaí

Espinosa|

* Catuti
* Espinosa
* Gameleiras
* Mamonas
* Mato Verde
* Monte Azul
* Montezuma
* Santo Antônio do Retiro

Intermediate Geographic Region of Patos de Minas

| Patos de Minas|

* Arapuá
* Brasilândia de Minas
* Carmo do Paranaíba
* Guarda-Mor
* João Pinheiro
* Lagamar
* Lagoa Formosa
* Lagoa Grande
* Matutina
* Paracatu
* Patos de Minas
* Presidente Olegário
* Rio Paranaíba
* São Gonçalo do Abaeté
* São Gotardo
* Tiros
* Varjão de Minas
* Vazante

|

Unaí|

* Arinos
* Bonfinópolis de Minas
* Buritis
* Cabeceira Grande
* Dom Bosco
* Formoso
* Natalândia
* Riachinho
* Unaí
* Uruana de Minas
* Urucuia

Patrocínio|

* Coromandel
* Cruzeiro da Fortaleza
* Guimarânia
* Patrocínio
* Serra do Salitre

Intermediate Geographic Region of Pouso Alegre

| Pouso Alegre|

* Albertina
* Bom Repouso
* Borda da Mata
* Bueno Brandão
* Cachoeira de Minas
* Camanducaia
* Cambuí
* Careaçu
* Conceição dos Ouros
* Congonhal
* Consolação
* Córrego do Bom Jesus
* Espírito Santo do Dourado
* Estiva
* Extrema
* Heliodora
* Inconfidentes
* Ipuiúna
* Itapeva
* Jacutinga
* Monte Sião
* Munhoz
* Natércia
* Ouro Fino
* Pouso Alegre
* Santa Rita do Sapucaí
* São João da Mata
* São Sebastião da Bela Vista
* Senador Amaral
* Senador José Bento
* Silvianópolis
* Tocos do Moji
* Toledo
* Turvolândia

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Poços de Caldas|

* Andradas
* Bandeira do Sul
* Botelhos
* Caldas
* Campestre
* Ibitiúra de Minas
* Poços de Caldas
* Santa Rita de Caldas

Itajubá|

* Brasópolis
* Conceição das Pedras
* Delfim Moreira
* Gonçalves
* Itajubá
* Maria da Fé
* Marmelópolis
* Paraisópolis
* Pedralva
* Piranguçu
* Piranguinho
* São José do Alegre
* Sapucaí-Mirim
* Wenceslau Braz

São Lourenço|

* Alagoa
* Carmo de Minas
* Conceição do Rio Verde
* Cristina
* Dom Viçoso
* Itamonte
* Itanhandu
* Jesuânia
* Lambari
* Olímpio Noronha
* Passa Quatro
* Pouso Alto
* São Lourenço
* São Sebastião do Rio Verde
* Soledade de Minas
* Virgínia

Caxambu-Baependi|

* Aiuruoca
* Baependi
* Carvalhos
* Caxambu
* Cruzília
* Minduri
* Seritinga
* Serranos

Intermediate Geographic Region of Teófilo Otoni

| Capelinha|

* Água Boa
* Angelândia
* Aricanduva
* Capelinha
* Chapada do Norte
* Itamarandiba
* Leme do Prado
* Minas Novas
* Turmalina
* Veredinha

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Teófilo Otoni|

* Ataléia
* Campanário
* Caraí
* Carlos Chagas
* Catuji
* Franciscópolis
* Frei Gaspar
* Itaipé
* Itambacuri
* Itaobim
* Ladainha
* Malacacheta
* Monte Formoso
* Nanuque
* Nova Módica
* Novo Cruzeiro
* Novo Oriente de Minas
* Ouro Verde de Minas
* Padre Paraíso
* Pavão
* Pescador
* Ponto dos Volantes
* Poté
* São João do Divino
* Serra dos Aimorés
* Setubinha
* Teófilo Otoni

Almenara|

* Almenara
* Bandeira
* Felisburgo
* Jacinto
* Jequitinhonha
* Joaíma
* Jordânia
* Mata Verde
* Palmópolis
* Rio do Prado
* Rubim
* Salto da Divisa
* Santa Maria do Salto
* Santo Antônio do Jacinto

Diamantina|

* Alvorada de Minas
* Carbonita
* Couto de Magalhães de Minas
* Datas
* Diamantina
* Felício dos Santos
* Gouveia
* Presidente Kubitschek
* Santo Antônio do Itambé
* São Gonçalo do Rio Preto
* Senador Modestino Gonçalves
* Serra Azul de Minas
* Serro

Araçuaí|

* Araçuaí
* Berilo
* Coronel Murta
* Francisco Badaró
* Itinga
* Jenipapo de Minas
* José Gonçalves de Minas
* Virgem da Lapa

Pedra Azul|

* Águas Vermelhas
* Cachoeira de Pajeú
* Comercinho
* Divisa Alegre
* Divisópolis
* Medina
* Pedra Azul

Águas Formosas|

* Águas Formosas
* Bertópolis
* Crisólita
* Fronteira dos Vales
* Machacalis
* Santa Helena de Minas
* Umburatiba

Intermediate Geographic Region of Uberaba

| Uberaba|

* Água Comprida
* Campo Florido
* Conceição das Alagoas
* Conquista
* Delta
* Nova Ponte
* Sacramento
* Santa Juliana
* Uberaba
* Veríssimo

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Araxá|

* Araxá
* Campos Altos
* Ibiá
* Pedrinópolis
* Perdizes
* Pratinha
* Santa Rosa da Serra
* Tapira

Frutal|

* Comendador Gomes
* Fronteira
* Frutal
* Itapagipe
* Pirajuba
* Planura

Iturama|

* Carneirinho
* Iturama
* Limeira do Oeste
* São Francisco de Sales
* União de Minas

Intermediate Geographic Region of Uberlândia

| Uberlândia|

* Araguari
* Araporã
* Campina Verde
* Canápolis
* Cascalho Rico
* Centralina
* Indianópolis
* Monte Alegre de Minas
* Prata
* Tupaciguara
* Uberlândia

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Ituiutaba|

* Cachoeira Dourada
* Capinópolis
* Gurinhatã
* Ipiaçu
* Ituiutaba
* Santa Vitória

Monte Carmelo|

* Abadia dos Dourados
* Douradoquara
* Estrela do Sul
* Grupiara
* Iraí de Minas
* Monte Carmelo
* Romaria

Intermediate Geographic Region of Varginha

| Varginha|

* Cordislândia
* Elói Mendes
* Monsenhor Paulo
* São Gonçalo do Sapucaí
* Varginha

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Passos|

* Alpinópolis
* Bom Jesus da Penha
* Capetinga
* Carmo do Rio Claro
* Cássia
* Claraval
* Delfinópolis
* Fortaleza de Minas
* Guapé
* Ibiraci
* Itaú de Minas
* Passos
* Pratápolis
* São João Batista do Glória
* São José da Barra

Alfenas|

* Alfenas
* Alterosa
* Areado
* Campo do Meio
* Campos Gerais
* Carvalhópolis
* Conceição da Aparecida
* Divisa Nova
* Fama
* Machado
* Paraguaçu
* Poço Fundo
* Serrania

Lavras|

* Bom Sucesso
* Cana Verde
* Carrancas
* Ibituruna
* Ijaci
* Ingaí
* Itumirim
* Itutinga
* Lavras
* Luminárias
* Nepomuceno
* Perdões
* Ribeirão Vermelho
* Santo Antônio do Amparo

Guaxupé|

* Arceburgo
* Cabo Verde
* Guaranésia
* Guaxupé
* Juruaia
* Monte Belo
* Muzambinho
* Nova Resende
* São Pedro da União

Três Corações|

* Cambuquira
* Campanha
* Carmo da Cachoeira
* São Bento Abade
* São Thomé das Letras
* Três Corações

Três Pontas-Boa Esperança|

* Boa Esperança
* Coqueiral
* Ilicínea
* Santana da Vargem
* Três Pontas

São Sebastião do Paraíso|

* Itamogi
* Jacuí
* Monte Santo de Minas
* São Sebastião do Paraíso
* São Tomás de Aquino

Campo Belo|

* Aguanil
* Campo Belo
* Candeias
* Cristais
* Santana do Jacaré

Piumhi|

* Capitólio
* Doresópolis
* Piumhi
* São Roque de Minas
* Vargem Bonita

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