Barueri

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Município de Barueri
"Flor vermelha que encanta"
Barueri
Image montage Barueri
Image montage Barueri
Barueri (Brazil)
Barueri
Barueri
Coordinates 23 ° 30 '39 "  S , 46 ° 52' 33"  W Coordinates: 23 ° 30 '39 "  S , 46 ° 52' 33"  W
Location of the municipality in the state of São Paulo
Location of the municipality in the state of São Paulo
Symbols
coat of arms
coat of arms
flag
flag
founding November 11, 1560 (first settlement) (459 years old)
March 26, 1949 (city emancipation) (71 years old)Template: Infobox location in Brazil / maintenance
Basic data
Country Brazil
State São Paulo
Metropolitan area São Paulo metropolitan area
height 719 m
Waters Rio Tietê
climate subtropical, cfb
surface 65.7 km²
Residents 240,749 (2010)
density 3,664.3  Ew. / km²
estimate 274,182 (July 1, 2019)
Parish code IBGE : 3505708
Post Code 06401
Telephone code (+55)  11
Time zone UTC −3
Website barueri.sp (Brazilian Portuguese)
politics
City Prefect Rubens Furlan (2017-2020)
Political party PSDB
Culture
Patron saint Nossa Senhora da Conceição da Escada
economy
GDP 47,088,302  thousand R $
177,735 R $ per person 
(2016)
HDI 0.786 (2010)

Barueri , officially Portuguese Município de Barueri , is a city in the Brazilian state of São Paulo , about 25 km northwest of the city of São Paulo , to whose urban agglomeration it belongs. Barueri is part of the São Paulo metropolitan area and one of the country's main financial centers. Barueri is one of the richest cities in Brazil. As of July 1, 2019, an estimated 274,182 people lived in Barueri on 65.7 km².

history

According to historians, the city goes back to a church and settlement founded by the Jesuit José de Anchieta in 1560. The connection to the railway network in 1875 brought a surge in growth. Barueri was until its legal independence in 1948 (Lei Estadual n.º 233) of the Distrito de Barueri of the municipality of Santana de Parnaíba , the emancipation as a self-governing municipality took place on March 26, 1949.

City structure

Barueri is divided into 16 bairros (roughly districts):

  1. Bairro Centro: Betaville I e Bethaville II, Centro, Jardim São Pedro, Parque Santa Luzia; Vila Pouso Alegre; Vila São João, Vila São Jorge e Vila São Miguel;
  2. Bairro Califórnia: Jardim Califórnia, Jardim Flórida, Jardim Reginalice, Jardim Santo Antônio; Vila Ceres; Vila Morelato e Vila Universal;
  3. Bairro Boa Vista: Jardim dos Camargos, Jardim Barueri, Jardim Boa Vista, Vila Barros, Vila Dom José e Vila Porto;
  4. Bairro Alphaville : Alphaville Centro Industrial e Empresarial, Condomínio Centro Comercial, 18 do Forte Empresarial, Conde I e Conde II, Green Valley; Plus Residencial e Residenciais Zero, 1 a 12
  5. Bairro Jubran: Centro Comercial e Empresarial Jubran e Villa Solaia;
  6. Bairro Tamboré: Centro Empresarial Tamboré e Fazenda Tamboré Residencial;
  7. Bairro Engenho Novo: Jardim Graziela, Vila Engenho Novo e Vila São Silvestre;
  8. Bairro Cruz Preta: Chácaras Marco, Conjunto Industrial Cápia; Cruz Preta, Jardim Esperança, Jardim Paraíso, Jardim Tupanci, Núcleo Industrial Célia Mota; Recreio Cachoeira; Vila Pindorama e Vila São Luiz;
  9. Bairro Mutinga: Cidade Munhoz Júnior, Condomínio Nova Vida; Jardim Santa Cecília, Jardim São Vicente de Paula e Parque Imperial;
  10. Bairro Aldeia: Aldeia, Aldeinha, Centro Empresarial Barueri, Jardim Iracema e Vila Nossa Senhora da Escada;
  11. Bairro Fazenda Militar: Vila Militar, Vila dos Oficiais, Vila São Francisco e Vila dos Sargentos e de Subtenentes;
  12. Bairro Votupoca: Conjunto Habitacional, Jardim do Líbano, Jardim Júlio, Jardim Maria Helena, Jardim Paulista, Jardim San Diego, Jardim Tatiana, Parque Viana, Parque Esmeralda, Outeiro do São Fernando e São Fernando Residencial;
  13. Bairro Silveira: Jardim Alberto, Jardim Audir, Jardim Santa Mônica, Jardim São José, Jardim Silveira, Jardim Tupan, Parque dos Camargos, Recanto Phrynéa, Vale do Sol e Residencial Parque das Nações;
  14. Bairro Belval: Jardim Belval, Jardim Itaquiti, Jardim Maria Cristina, Vila Iracema, Vila Márcia e Vila Nova;
  15. Bairro Altos: Vila Nova e Jardim Belval (parte norte);
  16. Bairro Aldeia da Serra: Residencial e Comercial Morada dos Lagos; Residencial Morada dos Pássaros e Residencial Morada das Estrelas.
16 Bairros of Barueri

Sports

Barueri has with Grêmio Barueri from 2009 for the first time a club in the first Brazilian soccer league, the Series A . Gremio also had successes in sports such as basketball and volleyball. After disagreements with the city administration, the club moved to Presidente Prudente , 600 km away, in 2010 , but returned in May 2011. The team plays in the Barueri Arena, which opened in 2006 and initially had 17,000 spectator seats in 2007; in 2010 the capacity was expanded to 35,000. In the meantime, SE Palmeiras from São Paulo, FC São Paulo and FC Santos played some of their home games here in the 2010 premier league season.

In the meantime, the Campinas Futebol Clube from Campinas , co-founded by the former international Careca , has been transferred to Barueri and renamed SC Barueri .

Barueri hosted some of the 2006 Women's Basketball World Cup games .

Web links

Commons : Barueri  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Barueri climate: average temperature, weather by month, Barueri weather averages. In: de.climate-data.org. Retrieved September 26, 2019 .
  2. a b c IBGE : Barueri: Panorama. Retrieved September 26, 2019 (Brazilian Portuguese).
  3. ^ Rubens Furlan 45 (Prefeito). In: todapolitica.com. Eleições 2016, accessed September 26, 2019 (Brazilian Portuguese).
  4. Barueri - História. In: cidades.ibge.gov.br. IBGE , accessed September 26, 2019 (Brazilian Portuguese).
  5. Barueriportal: Bairros de Barueri