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Mossoró

Mossoró is a municipality in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, located in the Northeast region. It is the second most populous city in the state and serves as a major regional center for commerce, services, and agriculture in the western part of RN.

Geography and climate: It lies inland along the Mossoró River. The climate is hot semi-arid with a

History: The settlement began in the 18th century and grew as a cattle ranching and trading hub,

Economy and education: The local economy is diversified, with commerce, services, agriculture (cotton, bananas, fruits, and

Culture and infrastructure: Mossoró preserves historical centers and hosts cultural events and museums, including the Mossoró

defined
rainy
season
in
the
first
months
of
the
year.
Annual
rainfall
is
variable,
and
droughts
can
occur.
expanding
with
agricultural
development
and
the
growth
of
transportation
links.
livestock),
and
some
industry.
The
city
hosts
UFERSA,
a
federal
university
with
a
campus
in
Mossoró,
contributing
to
research
and
higher
education.
City
Museum.
The
city
is
served
by
road
connections
and
a
regional
airport,
supporting
trade
and
tourism.