Ísumum

Ísumum is a village located in the Goiás state of Brazil. Positioned within the Central-West region, it is part of the Iporá Microregion. The municipality is characterized by its rural setting and small population.

The economy of ísumum is primarily based on agriculture and livestock. The main agricultural activities include the cultivation of crops such as soybeans, corn, and beans. Livestock farming, especially cattle raising, also plays a significant role in supporting the local economy. Due to its small size and rural nature, ísumum has limited industrial and commercial development.

The municipality covers a modest area and has a relatively low population density. Its residents primarily engage in farming and related activities, which sustain the community’s livelihood. The local infrastructure includes basic services such as schools and small healthcare facilities, but amenities are limited in comparison to larger urban centers.

Ísumum is accessible via regional roads connecting it to neighboring municipalities and larger cities within Goiás. The region's climate is typically tropical, with a distinct dry season and a wet season that influences agricultural cycles.

Despite its small size, ísumum contributes to the regional economy and maintains a peaceful, rural lifestyle. It exemplifies the typical characteristics of many small municipalities in interior Goiás, emphasizing agriculture and community-centered living. As part of the broader Central-West region of Brazil, ísumum benefits indirectly from regional development policies aimed at rural areas.