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Acre
Description
Acre is a state located in the western region of Brazil, bordered by the countries of Peru and Bolivia. It was officially established as a state on October 15, 1962, and its capital is Rio Branco. The area is known for its rich biodiversity, as it encompasses a portion of the Amazon rainforest, which is home to numerous species of plants and animals.
The economy of Acre is primarily based on agriculture, livestock, and extractive activities, such as rubber tapping and Brazil nut harvesting. The state's geographic location also provides opportunities for ecotourism, allowing visitors to explore its natural beauty and cultural heritage. Various indigenous communities inhabit the region, contributing to its diverse cultural landscape.
Acre has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. The state's unique environmental features and cultural diversity make it an important area for conservation efforts, as well as a fascinating place for travelers interested in nature and indigenous cultures.
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Curiosities
Unique State History: Acre was established as a state in 1962 but has a rich history dating back to the rubber boom in the late 19th century. Initially part of Bolivia, it was annexed by Brazil after a series of conflicts and negotiations.
Amazon Rainforest: Acre is largely covered by the Amazon Rainforest, which is home to an incredible diversity of flora and fauna. This region plays a crucial role in biodiversity conservation and climate regulation.
Cultural Diversity: The state has a diverse cultural heritage, influenced by Indigenous peoples, rubber tappers, and settlers from various regions. This blend has created a unique cultural identity celebrated through festivals and traditions.
Economic Importance: Acre's economy is primarily based on agriculture, rubber extraction, and ecotourism. The state is also focusing on sustainable practices to preserve its natural resources while developing economically.
Natural Wonders: Acre is home to stunning natural attractions, including the Chandless National Park and the Serra do Divisor National Park, which offer opportunities for adventure and exploration of unspoiled landscapes.
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