Londrina

Municipio de Londrina on the map of Brazil

Londrina ( officially: Municipio de Londrina; German: Klein- London) is a city in the Brazilian state of Paraná. It has total 506 701 inhabitants according to 2010 census, the estimate of the IBGE from July 1, 2013 is an increase on 537 566 inhabitants on. Londrina, whose inhabitants are called Londrinenser, so is the second largest city in Paraná and the fourth largest city in southern Brazil. The founding date is 10 December 1934. Greatest city industry is the soybean cultivation, followed by coffee cultivation and other agricultural products. After the state capital Curitiba and 100 km from Maringá about 380 km away, it is considered drittgrünste city in Brazil.

  • 3.1 List of city prefect

Geography

Location

Londrina is located in the hills of Nordparaná region near the border with the state of São Paulo.

Climate

Demography

Source: censo 2000

Local Politics

Londrina is the city prefecture ( municipal prefeitura with the mayor prefeito municipal) and manages the Câmara Municipal ( City Council with a President ).

Prefect for the 16th legislative period from 2013 Alexandre Kireeff, the Partido da Social Democrático (PSD ) belongs.

List of city prefect

Boroughs

Londrina is divided into eight districts ( distritos ) divided: Espírito Santo, Guaravera, Irerê, Lerroville, Maravilha Londrina, Paiquerê, São Luiz and Warta. There is also a division into 54 parts of the city, the bairros, which are divided into the zones center, North, West, South and East.

Metropolitan region of Londrina

According to state law § 81, 17 June 1998, part of the Metropolitan Region of Londrina following cities:

  • Londrina - 510 707 inhabitants
  • Cambé - 97 329 inhabitants
  • Ibiporã - 47 514 inhabitants
  • Sertanópolis - 16,103 inhabitants
  • Bela Vista do Paraíso - 15,496 inhabitants
  • Jataizinho - 11,604 inhabitants
  • Rolândia - 56 352 inhabitants
  • Tamarana - 11,577 inhabitants

Together 766 682 inhabitants in 2010.

Attractions

The city's Londrina attractions include the cathedral, the Igapó lakes and shopping centers Catuaí in the southwest, and Royal Plaza in the city center. To the north is next to a car race track the Estadio do Café, home ground of the local Füßballmannschaft Londrina EC.

Twinning

  • Mdoukha Lebanon, Lebanon
  • Nicaragua Leon, Nicaragua
  • United States Toledo, United States
  • Japan Nishinomiya, Japan
  • Japan Nago, Japan
  • Portugal Guimarães, Portugal
  • Italy Modena, Italy
  • People's Republic of China Zhenjiang, People's Republic of China

Sons and daughters of the town

  • Giovane Élber (born 1972 ), Brazilian footballer
  • Giba (born 1976 ), Brazilian volleyball player
  • Michelle Alves (born 1978 ), Brazilian model
  • Fábio César Montezine (* 1979), Qatari - Brazilian footballer
  • Naldo ( b. 1982 ), Brazilian footballer
  • Jádson ( b. 1983 ), Brazilian footballer
  • Fernandinho ( born 1985 ), Brazilian footballer
  • Henrique Pacheco Lima ( born 1985 ), Brazilian footballer
  • Rafinha ( born 1985 ), Brazilian footballer
  • JV Horto (* 1990), Brazilian race car driver

Personalities who worked in Londrina

  • Geraldo Majella Agnelo ( born 1933), Archbishop of Salvador da Bahia, in front of the Archbishop of Londrina
Half-caste Londrina Esporte Clube Nago, Okinawa Naldo (footballer born 1982) Fernando Luiz Roza
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