Apucarana, Brazil, South America
 
 
Year1938latitude: -23° 33'
longitude: -51° 27'
Period
Initiator(s)
Planning organizationbrazilian plantantions ltd. land company of nothern paranã
Nationality initiator(s)British
Designer(s) / Architect(s)
Design organization
Inhabitants
Target population
Town website
Town related links
Literature- Katzman, M.T.; Colonization as an Approach to Regional Development: Northern Paraná, Brazil; 1978

type of New Town: > scale of autonomy
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Company Town
> client
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Industrialization
Resettlement
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When the plans to cultivate the interior of Brazil had been in existence for almost 100 years and the government still had not succeeded in implementing a policy that would encourage that development, in the 1920s private investors decided that it would be better not to wait for the government to start the development of Brazils interior but to do it themselves. British entrepreneurs from the company 'Brazilian plantations Ltd' were prepared to invest their money in the regional and agricultural development of one of the southern states of Brazil, PParaná. The colonizers founded the city in 1938 as an operating base for the further cultivation of the region.

source: Ellen van Holstein 8-3-2011
Katzman, M.T.; Colonization as an Approach to Regional Development: Northern Paraná, Brazil; 1978

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