Pernambuco Zip code

Pernambuco Postal code

Pernambuco postal code is also know as Pernambuco CEP (Codigo de Enderecamento Postal), Pernambuco Brazil postal code system was introduced by the Correios (Empresa Brasileira de Correios e Telegrafos) in 1993. for making it easier to sort and send mail, Pernambuco postal code used a 8-digit postal code XXXXX-XXX.

There are total 185 Postal code in Pernambuco Brazil. for example postal code of Pernambuco 53500-000, where 53 is Pernambuco postal region code and 500 is Abreu e Lima code and last 3-digit 000 delivery area code.

1. How many digits are there in a Pernambuco Brazil postal codes?
Pernambuco Brazil used a 8-digit postal code system.

2. What is the postal code for Vicencia, Pernambuco?
Vicencia, Pernambuco postal code is 55850-000.

3. What is the postal code for Vitoria de Santo Antao, Pernambuco?
Vitoria de Santo Antao, Pernambuco postal code is 55600-000.

Pernambuco is a state in Brazil. It is in the northeastern part of the country. In 2020, it is expected to have a population of 9.6 million people, making it the seventh-most populous state in Brazil. It is also the 19th-largest federative unit in the country. It has about 89 people per km2. If you live in Recife, which is the countrys capital and largest city, it is a very important economic and urban centre. Recife is the seventh most populous city in the country, and it is the second most populous in northeastern Brazil. In 2015, the state had 4.6% of the national population and made 2.8% of the national GDP (GDP). The name of the modern state comes from the Captaincy of Pernambuco, which was set up in 1534. People who speak the Tupi-Guarani language used to live there. European colonisation began in the 16th century, with mostly Portuguese rule interrupted by a short period of Dutch rule. In 1822, Brazil became an independent country. During the colonial era, a lot of African slaves were brought to the state to help grow sugarcane. A lot of the states population has some African ancestry. The state has a lot of different cultures because of its history and people. People in Recife and the historic colonial city of Olinda, Brazil, have a lot of fun at Carnival. The Galo da Madrugada parade in Recife has set world records for its size. The state used to be a place where sugarcane was grown because of the good weather. Today, the states economy is mostly based on services, but a lot of sugarcane is still grown. The state has made progress and faced problems since 1985, when the state became a democracy. Economic and health indicators have gone up, but inequality is still high. The origins of the name Pernambuco arent clear, but most people think it comes from the now-extinct Tupi language. Some people think the name comes from the Tupi words paran, which means ""great river"" or ""sea,"" and buka, which means ""hole."" Because pernambuco means ""hole in the sea,"" this could be a reference to the Canal de Santa Cruz on Itamaraca, north of Olinda. It could also refer to an opening in the reefs between Olinda and Recife, or to the Canal de Santa Cruz. According to other people, pernambuco was the name of brazilwood in the indigenous languages of the area when the two countries first met. The tree grows in many places in the forests of the future state. Paranbuku is a word in the Tupi language that means ""long river."" It could be a reference to the Capibaribe River, which is shown on early maps near Cabo de Santo Agostinho, south of Recife. Another theory, put forward by the academic Jacques Ribemboim, claims that the name comes from the Portuguese language. Canal de Santa Cruz in Recife was called Boca de Ferno in the early 16th century. It was named after the explorer Fernando de Noronha, who sailed to the New World. They may have pronounced Fernando as Pernao and put the words backwards, giving Pernao Boca or Pernambuka. This led to the modern name for the country, Pernambuco. The state also has a lot of different names, like Lion of the North, Land of Frevo and Maracatu, and the Blessed Land.