carrão

Carrão is a district in the eastern zone of São Paulo, Brazil. Located within the municipal administration of the city, Carrão is a predominantly residential area that also hosts commercial corridors and local services.

History: The area began to urbanize during the 20th century, as São Paulo expanded to the eastern outskirts to accommodate a growing population. Housing development and public infrastructure fostered the district's growth, which continued through the late 20th century and into the 21st century.

Geography and layout: The district includes a variety of residential neighborhoods, with housing ranging from single-family residences to apartment buildings. Commercial activity concentrates along main avenues, serving residents and nearby districts. Public facilities include schools, health centers, churches, and market spaces.

Public transportation and mobility: Carrão is served by the city’s bus network and has access to regional rail or metro services, linking residents to other parts of São Paulo. The main transport corridors connect Carrão to centers like Tatuapé, Vila Formosa, and surrounding districts.

Demographics and economy: The population is diverse, reflecting the metropolitan character of São Paulo. The local economy is based on small businesses, services, and retail that support daily life in the neighborhood.

Notable features: The district features parks and community centers that host cultural and recreational activities.