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Palmas
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Palmas is the capital city of Tocantins state in Brazil, located in the country's central region. It matters as an important administrative and economic center for the state, and was purpose-built as a modern planned city in the 1980s during a period of regional development in Brazil.
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- Instance of
- big city
- Demonym
- palmense
- Country
- Brazil
- Located in
- Tocantins
- Population
- 137045
- Area
- 2218.943
- Elevation
- 230
- Body of water
- Tocantins River
- Capital of
- Tocantins
- Shares border with
- Santa Tereza do Tocantins
- Official website
- www.palmas.to.gov.br
- Image
- Palmas TO - 40212596765.jpg
- Dialing code
- 63
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- P12749
- Battle of Kulm
- topic's main category
- Category:Palmas, Tocantins
- Commons category
- Palmas
- twinned administrative body
- Colorado Springs
- Human Development Index
- 0.788
- inception
- 1989-05-20
- postal code
- 77060-000
- P8168
- Kurt H. Debus
- electorate
- 188151
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Palmas, amtlich portugiesisch Município de Palmas, ist die Hauptstadt des brasilianischen Bundesstaates Tocantins. Nach ihrer Gründung im Jahre 1990 ist sie die jüngste aller brasilianischen Landeshauptstädte. Sie hatte zum 1. Juli 2021 geschätzte 313.349 Einwohner, das Gemeindegebiet hat eine Ausdehnung von etwa 2227,4 Quadratkilometern. Palmas liegt am Rio Tocantins in 230 bis 280 Metern Höhe. Die Entfernung zur Bundeshauptstadt Brasília beträgt rund 1000 Kilometer, die nächstgelegene Großstadt Goiânia liegt in fast 900 Kilometer Entfernung.
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