Seabra

Seabra is a municipality in the state of Bahia, Brazil. It is located in the Northeast region of the country, inland within the Chapada Diamantina area. The city serves as the administrative seat of the Seabra microregion and acts as a local hub for surrounding rural communities. The landscape features plateaus and valleys with a tropical climate, and lies in a transitional zone between the Cerrado and Caatinga biomes, contributing to regional biodiversity.

Economy in Seabra is based on cattle ranching, agriculture, and commerce, with tourism growing due to its proximity to the Chapada Diamantina region and related natural attractions. Public services and small industries support the local economy, alongside services in health and education that serve both urban and rural residents.

History and governance: The settlement developed in the 19th century, evolving from ranching and agriculture. Seabra was officially established as a municipality in the late 19th century and has since operated as a regional center within Bahia.

Demographics and culture: The municipality hosts tens of thousands of residents in urban and rural areas. Local culture reflects interior Bahia traditions, including regional festivals, religious observances, music, and cuisine with Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous influences.

Transportation: Seabra is primarily accessed by road, connected to other parts of Bahia through regional highways. The nearest major airports are in larger Bahia cities, which provide national and regional air services.