INHUMAS

Inhumas
State Goiás
Area: 613.3 km²
Population: 47,361 ''(IBGE 2005)''
Elevation: 770m above sea level
Postcode (CEP): 75400-000
IBGE statistical microregion: Anápolis Microregion
Became a city: 1931
Distance to Goiânia: 54 km.
Website: Site da prefeitura municipal de Inhumas Site da cidade de Inhumas

'Inhumas' is a small city and municipality in central Goiás state, Brazil. The population was 47,361 (2005 estimate) in a total area of 613.3 km² (10/10/2002). Inhumas is a large producer of sugarcane, poultry, milk, and meat.

Contents
Distances and Location
Political data
Demographic data
Economic data
Education and health
History
Sources of data
See also

Distances and Location



★ Distance to the state capital: 54 km.

★ Distance to regional center (Anápolis): 73 km.

★ Highway connections: state highway GO-170 north from Goiânia, through Goianira and then 22 km. north.
Inhumas is on the Meia Ponte River. Neighboring municipalities are Itauçu, Petrolina, Damolândia, Brazabrantes, Caturaí, and Araçu.

Political data



★ Eligible voters: 33,967 (06/09/2004)

★ Mayor: Abelardo Vaz Filho (January 2005)

★ Vice-mayor: Davi Isaías da Silva

★ Councilmembers: 09

Demographic data



★ Population growth rate 1991/2000: 1.51.%

★ Population in 1980: 31,430

★ Population in 1991: 38,368

★ Urban population in 2003: 41,907

★ Rural population in 2003: 3,693

Economic data



★ Gross Domestic Product in 2003: R$227.135 million

★ Gross Domestic Product in 2002: R$183.475 million

★ State ranking of GDP in 2002: 28 out of 246 municipalities

★ Classification of GDP in 2002: R$41.968 million (Agriculture), R$52.242 million (Industry), R$90.145 million (Services)

★ PIB per capita in 2003: R$4,926

★ PIB per capita in 2002: R$4,034 (state average was R$5,921)

★ Industrial units: 117 (10/06/2005)

★ Retail units: 444 (abr/2005)

★ Lodging and restaurants: 35 units

★ Banking institutions: - Banco do Brasil S.A. - BRADESCO S.A. - Banco Itaú S.A. - CEF - HSBC Bank Brasil S.A.-Banco Multiplo. (01/06/2005)

★ Dairies: Laticínios Guerreiro Ltda (07/06/2005)

★ Meat-packing plants: FRI-SOL - Frigorífico Sol Nascente Ltda.; - GAASA e Alimentos Ltda.; - Carvalho e Pinheiro Ltda. (07/06/2005)

★ Distilleries: Centroálcool S/A - CENASA. (jun/2005)

★ Industrial zone: Distrito Agroindustrial- DAI (jan/2005)

★ Automobiles: 5,264 in 2004

★ Motorcycles: 2,143
Main agricultural activities:

★ Cattle raising: 73,535 head (2005)

★ Dairy cows: 21,733

★ Poultry: 1,391,550

★ Agriculture: coffee (2 km²), rice (8 km²), beans (1.5 km²) sugarcane (48.17 km²), manioc (10 km²), beans (4.3 km²), corn (35 km²), soybeans (6 km²), oranges (3.1 km²), tomatoes (0.97 km²), and bananas (1 km²). Statistics are from IBGE

Education and health



★ Literacy rate: 87.8%

★ Infant mortality rate: 20.7 in 1,000 live births

★ Schools: 49 (2005)

★ Classrooms: 315

★ Teachers: 658

★ Students: 14,764

★ Hospitals: 05 (July 2003

★ Hospital beds: 247

★ Walk-in clinics: 37

★ Doctors: 70 (2002)

★ Nurses: 10

★ Dentists: 10
There is a campus of the State University of Goiás (UEG) in the city offering courses in zootechnology and nursing.

History


Inhumas was important as a stopping point on the Estrada Real linking the south with Goiás Velho. It had fertile soil and attracted many immigrants, especially Syrians and Lebanese, Italians, and Japanese. The Syrian-Lebanese were the first to open commercial establishments in the 1930s. There was also a small Japanese colony. At one time the region was a major producer of coffee. [1]
==Municipal Human Development Index==

★ Life expectancy: 70.2

★ Adult literacy rate: 0.865

★ School attendance rate: 0.796

★ MHDI: 0.765

★ State ranking: 46 (out of 242 municipalities)

★ National ranking: 1,454 (out of 5,507 municipalities)
''All data are from 2000''
For the complete list see frigoletto.com.br

Sources of data



Tudoin - O site da cidade de Inhumas

Diario da Manhã

IBGE

Seplan

Frigoletto

City Brazil

See also


List of municipalities in Goiás

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