Sao Bernardo do Campo
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Coordinates: 23 ° 42 ′ S , 46 ° 34 ′ W Sao Bernardo do Campo on the map of Sao Paulo
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| Country | Brazil | |
| State | São Paulo | |
| City foundation | August 19, 1553 | |
| Residents | 765.203 (2010) | |
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| surface | 409.532 | |
| height | 732 m | |
| City Presidency | Orlando Morando Júnior | |
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São Bernardo do Campo is a place in the Brazilian state of São Paulo , which is known as an important location for heavy industry .
São Bernardo do Campo is located on the southern edge of the São Paulo agglomeration and has an estimated 838,936 inhabitants (as of 2019). This place belongs to the often cited industrial square ABCD , which consists of the sub- locations Santo A ndré , São B ernardo do Campo, São C aetano do Sul and D iadema . Until the 1990s there was only the "triangle" ABC.
In São Bernardo do Campo, for example, Volkswagen now produces cars and commercial vehicles for export. In São Bernardo do Campo, Daimler AG maintains a plant for Mercedes-Benz trucks belonging to the Daimler Trucks division , which, in addition to development activities , takes on the production of engines, axles, transmissions, as well as light and medium-duty commercial vehicles and buses.
A town partnership exists with the Italian Marostica .
Personalities
Sons and daughters of the place
- Bernardo José Bueno Miele (1923–1981), Roman Catholic clergyman and Archbishop of Ribeirão Preto
- Andreas Kisser (* 1968), musician
- Mauro Silva (* 1968), football player
- Adriana Santos (* 1971), basketball player and trainer
- Derlei (* 1975), soccer player
- Deco (* 1977), football player
- André Dias (* 1979), football player
- Thiago Motta (* 1982), Brazilian-Italian soccer player and coach
- Felipe Ramos (* 1983), poker player
- Felipe Borges (* 1985), handball player
- Ilsinho (* 1985), football player
- Caio Suguino (* 1987), soccer player
- Fernanda da Silva (* 1989), handball player
- Thiago Carleto (* 1989), football player
- Gabriel Barbosa (* 1996), football player
Personalities who have worked on site
- Lúcio Bellentani , trade unionist and human rights activist, worked in São Bernardo do Campo
- Luis Sacilotto (1924–2003), painter, died in São Bernardo do Campo
- Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (* 1945), President of Brazil, worked in São Bernardo do Campo
- Germán Efromovich (* 1950), businessman, was co-owner of a private school in São Bernardo do Campo
- José Efromovich (* 1955), businessman, was co-owner of a private school in São Bernardo do Campo
- Paolo Gregori (* 1970), director and screenwriter, studied at the FEI University in São Bernardo do Campo
- Fernando de Moraes (* 1980), football player, played for Palestra de São Bernardo
- Arthur Zanetti (* 1990), gymnast, lives in São Bernardo do Campo
Individual evidence
- ^ IBGE : Cidades @ São Paulo: São Bernardo do Campo. Retrieved August 29, 2019 (Brazilian Portuguese).
Web links
- City Prefecture website , Prefeitura Municipal (Brazilian Portuguese)
- City Council website , Câmara Municipal (Brazilian Portuguese)