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Águas Lindas de Goiás
Águas Lindas de Goiás, a municipality in Goiás, Brazil, 50 km from Brasília; created 1995 from Santo Antônio do Descoberto, 225,693 residents (2022 census), 191.817 km², fast migrant-driven growth, RIDE member.
Anápolis
Anápolis, Goiás, Brazil; also 'Trevo do Brasil'; Central-West municipality founded 1907, second largest economy of Goiás, home of the DAIA industrial district, Brazil's second pharmaceutical hub, and the Base Aérea de Anápolis.
Goiás, Goiás
Goiás, also called Cidade de Goiás or Goiás Velho, is a Brazilian municipality founded in 1727 that served as the state of Goiás's capital until 1937.
Luziânia
Luziânia (formerly Santa Luzia) is a Goiás, Brazil municipality founded 13 December 1746 by Antônio Bueno de Azevedo as a gold-mining arraial; renamed 1943, city 1867, 209,129 people (2022), 58 km from Brasília. Distinct from Luiziânia, São Paulo.
Rio Verde, Goiás
Rio Verde, Goiás: municipality in southwestern Goiás, Brazil, settled around 1840 by José Rodrigues de Mendonça; Goiás's largest grain producer, Brazil's second-largest corn producer, about 245,000 inhabitants, 2023 GDP R$22.3 billion.
Senador Canedo
Senador Canedo, a municipality in Goiás, Brazil, in the Goiânia metropolitan region; also called Esplanada originally. Railway town of the 1930s, seat of the Central-West's largest petrochemical hub, 155,635 residents (2022), installed 1 June 1989.
Valparaíso de Goiás
Valparaíso de Goiás is a municipality in Goiás, Brazil, in the Entorno of the Federal District, created from Luziânia by Lei 12.667 of 1995; about 198,861 residents (2022 census) on 61.488 km², originating from the 1959 Parque São Bernardo subdivision and the 1979 Encol-built Valparaíso I housing nucleus.