Metropolitan Region of Maringá

Metropolitan Region of Maringa on a map

The Metropolitan Region of Maringá, established by Complementary State Law 83/1998, consists of the municipalities of Maringá, Sarandi, Marialva, Mandaguari, Paiçandu, Ângulo, Iguaraçu, Mandaguaçu, Floresta, Doutor Camargo, Itambé, Astorga, Ivatuba, Bom Sucesso, Jandaia do Sul, Cambira, Presidente Castelo Branco, Flórida, Santa Fé, Lobato, Munhoz de Mello, Floraí, Atalaia, São Jorge do Ivaí, Ourizona and Nova Esperança. Comprising 26 municipalities, it covers an area of 5,978.592 km² and has an estimated population of around 851,000 inhabitants (IBGE/2022).[1]

The last modification occurred in 2012 through Complementary State Law 145,[2] which added the municipality of Nova Esperança. The region may still expand with the inclusion of 8 more municipalities (Marumbi, Santo Inácio, Colorado, Paranacity, Engenheiro Beltrão, Fênix, Barbosa Ferraz and Quinta do Sol) through an amendment to Complementary Law Project No. 6/2013,[3][4] expanding to a total of 34 municipalities.

History

Complementary State Law 83/1998

Established the Metropolitan Region of Maringá, initially consisting of 8 municipalities: Maringá, Sarandi, Paiçandu, Mandaguaçu, Marialva, Mandaguari, Ângulo and Iguaraçu. The law was signed by the president of the Court of Justice of Paraná and also acting Governor Des. Henrique Chesneau Lenz César.[5][6]

Law No. 13565/2002

Amends Complementary State Law 83/1998. Adds the municipality of Floresta to the Metropolitan Region of Maringá. Signed by the president of ALEP, Hermas Brandão.[7]

Complementary State Law 110/2005

Amends Complementary State Law 83/1998. Adds 4 municipalities to the Metropolitan Region of Maringá: Doutor Camargo, Itambé, Astorga and Ivatuba. Signed by the president of ALEP, Hermas Brandão.[8]

Complementary State Law 127/2010

Amends Complementary State Law 83/1998. Adds 12 municipalities to the Metropolitan Region of Maringá: Bom Sucesso, Jandaia do Sul, Cambira, Presidente Castelo Branco, Flórida, Santa Fé, Lobato, Munhoz de Mello, Floraí, Atalaia, São Jorge do Ivaí and Ourizona. Signed during the government of Roberto Requião.[9]

Complementary State Law 145/2012

Amends Complementary State Law 83/1998. Adds the municipality of Nova Esperança to the Metropolitan Region of Maringá. Signed during the government of Beto Richa.[10]

Municipalities

Municipality Area (km²)
 Population
(2018)		 GDP in BRL
(2021)		 Distance to
Maringá (km)
Ângulo 106.021 2,927 154,209,068 36.6
Astorga 434.791 26,011 882,969,447 52
Atalaia 137.663 3,902 177,317,135 53.6
Bom Sucesso 322.755 6,995 157,282,948 61.8
Cambira 162.635 7,813 280,229,165 54.2
Doutor Camargo 118.278 5,976 200,380,398 37.7
Floraí 191.133 4,953 239,271,417 47.7
Floresta 158.225 6,695 271,142,618 28.7
Flórida 83.046 2,679 80,584,485 50.4
Iguaraçu 164.983 4,366 212,523,906 30.9
Itambé 243.821 6,107 228,348,997 46.1
Ivatuba 96.786 3,238 143,603,933 43.2
Jandaia do Sul 187.600 21,122 790,200,148 42
Lobato 240.904 4,755 215,578,882 59.7
Mandaguari 335.814 34,281 1,835,781,578 30.1
Mandaguaçu 294.010 21,672 687,776,096 20.8
Marialva 475.467 35,180 2,654,519,884 17.2
Maringá 487.930 417,010 22,656,732,553 -
Munhoz de Melo 137.018 3,958 136,941,311 45.9
Nova Esperança 401.587 27,821 943,234,906 43.5
Ourizona 176.457 3,430 166,706,762 41.1
Paiçandu 171.379 40,777 1,057,772,146 13.8
Presidente Castelo Branco 155.734 5,260 147,412,650 32.2
Santa Fé 276.241 11,885 319,694,397 51.3
Sarandi 103.226 95,543 2,072,896,508 8.3
São Jorge do Ivaí 315.088 5,559 401,331,316 53.9
Total 5,978.592 809.915 37,114,442,654

References

  1. ↑ "Column | 2022 Census reveals a nearly 20% increase in the population of the Metropolitan Region of Maringá". Brasil de Fato (in Brazilian Portuguese). 19 October 2023. Retrieved 9 September 2024.
  2. ↑ Complementary Law 145/2012
  3. ↑ "Project includes Marumbi and Santo Inácio in the Metropolitan Region of Maringá". Legislative Assembly of Paraná. 2013. Retrieved 1 February 2014.
  4. ↑ "New municipalities in the Metropolitan Region of Maringá". Legislative Assembly of Paraná. 2013. Retrieved 1 February 2014.
  5. ↑ "Metropolitan Region of Maringá". observatoriomaringa (in Portuguese). Retrieved 29 February 2020.
  6. ↑ "State Laws". leisestaduais.com.br. Retrieved 29 February 2020.
  7. ↑ "State Laws". leisestaduais.com.br. Retrieved 29 February 2020.
  8. ↑ "State Laws". leisestaduais.com.br. Retrieved 29 February 2020.
  9. ↑ "State Legislation". portal.alep.pr.gov.br. Retrieved 29 February 2020.
  10. ↑ "Complementary State Law 145/2012". Retrieved 28 February 2020.

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