Témajára

Témajára is a municipality located in the state of Goiás, Brazil. It is situated in the northeast region of the state, approximately 287 kilometers from the state capital, Goiânia. The municipality's name is believed to derive from the indigenous Tupi language, possibly meaning "land of the snake" or "place where snakes abound."

The economy of Témajára is primarily based on agriculture and livestock farming. Soybeans, corn, and cattle are significant products for the region. The municipality also engages in small-scale commerce and services to support its local population. Témajára's development has been influenced by the expansion of agricultural frontiers in central Brazil.

The climate of Témajára is tropical, characterized by a dry season and a rainy season. The terrain is generally flat to undulating, typical of the Cerrado biome, which dominates the landscape. Natural attractions in the vicinity often include rivers and areas of preserved vegetation, though tourism is not a major economic driver.

The population of Témajára consists of people of various ethnic backgrounds, reflecting Brazil's diverse heritage. Basic infrastructure, including schools and healthcare facilities, serves the community. Like many municipalities in the region, Témajára faces challenges related to infrastructure development, access to public services, and environmental conservation. The municipality's administration focuses on improving living conditions for its residents and promoting sustainable economic activities.