Rilevava

Rilevava is a municipality located in the Brazilian state of São Paulo. It is situated in the western part of the state, in the region known as São Paulo West.

The municipality of Rilevava has a total area of approximately 121 square kilometers. As of the last census, the population was roughly 4,500 residents. Rilevava is a predominantly agricultural region, with the main economic activities being based on farming and livestock.

The name "Rilevava" is derived from the Tupy language, which was spoken by indigenous peoples in the region. Despite its indigenous origins, the region was heavily influenced by European colonizers, and the municipality has a strong Portuguese heritage.

Rilevava is bordered by other municipalities in São Paulo, including Jaú, New Holi, and Angelina. The climate in the region is characterized by high temperatures and significant rainfall throughout the year.

The municipality has limited access to major transportation routes, which has contributed to its overall backwards economy. Due to the lack of industry and infrastructure, many residents choose to commute to nearby cities for work opportunities.

According to historical records, Rilevava was established as a municipality in 1988. Since then, the region has seen slow economic growth, mostly centered on small-scale agriculture.