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UPDATED: 7 JAN 2022
MATO GROSSO
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State Pop: 3.354,000 Area: 906,806.9 km² (350,027 mi²) |
Economy:
Agribusiness, Leads Brazil in cattle production - 27 million head.
The major producer of soybeans in Brazil.
Ranked 9th in the world in cotton production.
Represents 15% of Brazilian Agribusiness Exports (Jan 18).
Produces 67% of Brazil's cotton and is ranked 4th in the World.
Home to large, vast cattle ranches. A tropical Texas, with room to grow.
30 years ago most of the State was in Mato Grosso (thick forest) or Cerrado (savannah brush). There were no highways, just dirt roads that were hundreds of kilometers long cutting through the dense tropical forest.
Mato Grosso has 230,000 planted hectares of eucalyptus and 65,000 of teak. (2014 Imea).
Agribusiness, Leads Brazil in cattle production - 27 million head.
The major producer of soybeans in Brazil.
Ranked 9th in the world in cotton production.
Represents 15% of Brazilian Agribusiness Exports (Jan 18).
Produces 67% of Brazil's cotton and is ranked 4th in the World.
Home to large, vast cattle ranches. A tropical Texas, with room to grow.
30 years ago most of the State was in Mato Grosso (thick forest) or Cerrado (savannah brush). There were no highways, just dirt roads that were hundreds of kilometers long cutting through the dense tropical forest.
Mato Grosso has 230,000 planted hectares of eucalyptus and 65,000 of teak. (2014 Imea).
Ranking of Mato Grosso Municipalities
7 JAN 2022
According to the note, the 100 classified municipalities generated in 2020 a production value of R$151.2 billion, 32% of the total, estimated at R$470.5 billion. Other studies show that these municipalities have presented employment growth rates above the average for the corresponding state, and also higher than average per capita income.
SOURCE: POWERMIX
7 JAN 2022
According to the note, the 100 classified municipalities generated in 2020 a production value of R$151.2 billion, 32% of the total, estimated at R$470.5 billion. Other studies show that these municipalities have presented employment growth rates above the average for the corresponding state, and also higher than average per capita income.
SOURCE: POWERMIX
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1º – Sorriso (R$ 5,34 bilhões) 3º – Sapezal (R$ 4,28 bilhões) 4º – Campo Novo dos Parecis (R$ 3,79 bilhões) 6º – Nova Ubiratã (R$ 3,47 bilhões) 10º – Nova Mutum (R$ 3,22 bilhões) 11º – Diamantino (R$ 2,84 bilhões) 12º – Campo Verde (R$ 2,71 bilhões) 15º – Primavera do Leste (R$ 2,37 bilhões) 17º – Lucas do Rio Verde (R$ 2,35 bilhões) 18º – Querência (R$ 2,16 bilhões) 21º – Campos de Júlio (R$ 1,92 bilhão) 23º – Ipiranga do Norte (R$ 1,84 bilhão) 24º – Brasnorte (R$ 1,73 bilhão) 31º – Porto dos Gaúchos (R$ 1,58 bilhão) 33º – Tapurah (R$ 1,54 bilhão) 34º – Paranatinga (R$ 1,51 bilhão) 37º – Canarana (R$ 1,47 bilhão) 38º – São Feliz do Araguaia (R$ 1,44 bilhão) 43º – Santa Rita do Trivelato (R$ 1,26 bilhão) 47º – Itiquira (R$ 1,19 bilhão) 50º – Sinop (R$ 1,15 bilhão) |
51º – Gaúcha do Norte (R$ 1,14 bilhão) 52º – Tabaporã (R$ 1,13 bilhão) 55º – Nova Maringá (R$ 1,12 bilhão) 56º – Santo Antônio do Leste (R$ 1,11 bilhão) 60º – Vera (R$ 1,05 bilhão) 63º – São José do Rio Claro (R$ 1,03 bilhão) 67º – Feliz Natal (R$ 953,1 milhões) 74º – Tangará da Serra (R$ 871,3 milhões) 78º – Água Boa (R$ 828,5 milhões) 80º – Santa Carmem (R$ 806,5 milhões) 89º – São José do Xingu (R$ 749,6 milhões) 93º – Novo São Joaquim (R$ 724,4 milhões) 97º – Bom Jesus do Araguaia (R$ 702,9 milhões) 100º – Cláudia (R$ 682 milhões) |
Mato Gross has 35 municipalities in the List of 100 richest in Brazil Agribusiness
Super Soy Harvest
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Sapezal MT
3rd March 2020
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