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Communes of São Borja:
São Borja
São Borja-Cândido Godói
high number of twins born there. The twin phenomenon is centered in Linha São Pedro, a small settlement in the city of Cândido Godói, in an ethnically
São Borja-São Gabriel, Rio Grande do Sul
São Gabriel is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Sepe Tiaraju (-1756), Indigenous chief and military leader, killed in São Gabriel
São Borja-São Jerônimo
São Jerônimo is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. It is a municipality that is part of the watershed the Jacuí River. List of
São Borja-Santa Maria do Herval
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-Dom Feliciano
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-São José do Norte
Look up tape in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. São José do Norte is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. As of 2020, the estimated
São Borja-Barra Funda
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-Tramandaí
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-São Pedro da Serra
São Pedro da Serra is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul IBGE 2020 v t e
São Borja-São Marcos
São Marcos is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. As of 2020, the estimated population was 21,658. List of municipalities in Rio
São Borja-São Valentim
São Valentim is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul IBGE 2020 v t e
São Borja-Mercosur Cities Network
Development And Climate Change: Esteban Echeverría (Argentina) And Prefeito De São Leopoldo (Brazil). Governance And Cultural Integration: La Paz (Bolivia)
São Borja-São Valério do Sul
São Valério do Sul is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. As of 2020, the estimated population was 2,729. List of municipalities
São Borja-Ricardo Ehle
Ricardo Grutzmacher Ehle (born December 18, 1984, in São Borja), known as Ricardo Ehle, is a Brazilian footballer who plays as defender. He already played
São Borja-Recapture of Corumbá
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Battle of Miranda
Dicionário das batalhas brasileiras (2a. ed. rev., ampliada e atualizada ed.). São Paulo. ISBN 8534800340. OCLC 36768251.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location
São Borja-Erechim
the railroad, in this case, the railroad that linked Rio Grande do Sul to São Paulo. The town was settled mostly by Polish, Italian and German immigrants
São Borja-São Vendelino
São Vendelino is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. It was raised to municipality status in 1988, the area being taken out of the
São Borja-São Domingos do Sul
São Domingos do Sul is a municipality in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. It is situated at a latitude of 28º31'51 South and a longitude of 51º53'16"
São Borja-1985 Campeonato Gaúcho
Pelotas 6th Rio-Grandense Torquato Pontes Rio Grande 2nd (Second level) São Borja Vicente Goulart São Borja 10th Santa Cruz Plátanos Santa Cruz do Sul 11th
São Borja-São Pedro do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul
its history, it has had several names: "São Pedro do Rincão", "Rincão de São Pedro", "São Pedro", and finally "São Pedro do Sul". The municipality is located
São Borja-Capão da Canoa
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-São José dos Ausentes
São José dos Ausentes is a municipality with an average altitude of 1200 meters, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Its population was approximately
São Borja-Capture of the gunboat Anhambaí
the Paraguayan corvettes Iporá and Rio Apa attacked the Amambaí gunboat on São Lourenço River, after the people who had been evacuated from the Fort of
São Borja-São José do Hortêncio
São José do Hortêncio is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul v t e
São Borja-Ídolos Brazil season 5
contestant sang three songs. Each point represents 60.000 households in São Paulo and 37.000 households in Rio de Janeiro. "Nova temporada de Ídolos
São Borja-1982 Campeonato Gaúcho
teams participated. Internacional won their 27th title. Guarany de Bagé and São José were relegated. The championship would have two stages.: First phase:
São Borja-Ijuí
Caridade de Ijuí). The city is served by João Batista Bos Filho Airport. EC São Luiz is the local professional football team. Dunga - Former coach of the
São Borja-Centro Universitário da Região da Campanha
campuses were created in Dom Pedrito, Caçapava do Sul, São Gabriel, Santana do Livramento, São Borja, Alegrete and Itaqui. Since 2007, Urcamp has held the
São Borja-Nova Hartz
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-Capture of the steamer Marquês de Olinda
agonia de Lopez. 1869-1870. São Paulo: Companhia Melhoramentos. OCLC 462735257. Terra, Dimas (2010). Viagem (1 ed.). São Paulo: biblioteca24horas.
São Borja-List of twin towns and sister cities in Brazil
Spain Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic São Borja, Brazil Tianjin, China Tunis, Tunisia Viana do Castelo, Portugal Vila
São Borja-Frederico Westphalen
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-Passage of Fortín Island
Hernâni (1996). Dicionário das Batalhas Brasileiras (in Portuguese) (2 ed.). São Paulo: Instituição Brasileira de Difusão Cultural. ISBN 8534800340. OCLC 36768251
São Borja-April 1964
fight the coup leaders. Goulart and his family drove from his ranch in São Borja, and crossed the border to reach Santo Tomé in Argentina. U.S. President
São Borja-Sculpture of the Misiones Orientales
scholars; the Museu Municipal Aparício Silva Rillo, in São Borja, with 35 pieces, and the Cathedral of São Luiz Gonzaga, with 13 images. Others are in museums
São Borja-Sacking of Asunción
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Áurea
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-1978 Campeonato Gaúcho
Rosa Novo Hamburgo 9th Pelotas Boca do Lobo Pelotas 7th São Borja Vicente Goulart São Borja 17th São Paulo Aldo Dapuzzo Rio Grande 3rd (Second level) Santo
São Borja-Passage of Humaitá
practicable means of communication. Thus in Brazil the overland journey from São Paulo to Mato Grosso took two and a half months by fast mule; by steamship
São Borja-1976 Campeonato Gaúcho
1) points; 2) wins; 3) goal difference; 4) number of goals scored. Notes: São Gabriel withdrew from its berth in the 1977 Campeonato Gaúcho Updated to
São Borja-Antônio de Siqueira Campos
revolutionary activities by encouraging a riot at an army garrison in São Borja in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. He then joined a group of rebels led
São Borja-Taquara
das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório
São Borja-Manuel Luís Osório, Marquis of Erval
garrison of the Jaguarão, Osório was appointed to command the border of São Borja. Promoted to brigadier-graduated in December 1856, soon after was commissioned
São Borja-São Sepé
São Sepé is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul IBGE 2020 v t e
São Borja-Battle of Jaguarí
defined. Donato, Hernâni (1996). Dicionário das Batalhas Brasileiras (2 ed.). São Paulo: Instituição Brasileira de Difusão Cultural. p. 300. ISBN 8534800340
São Borja-1975 Campeonato Gaúcho
19 0 17 14 Guarany de Bagé 19 5 7 7 17 17 0 17 15 São José 19 6 4 9 17 17 0 16 16 Inter de São Borja 19 4 8 7 13 18 −5 16 17 Cachoeira 19 6 3 10 18 31
São Borja-Santo Tomé, Corrientes
right-hand (western) shore of the Uruguay River, opposite the city of São Borja in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The area has typical features of the Región
São Borja-Gravataí
led by Pedro Gonçalves Sandoval and João Lourenço Veloso. In 1772, the São Pedro province governor José Marcelino de Figueiredo started to develop the
São Borja-Campaign of the Hills
Francisco, Maldita Guerra. Nueva Historia de la Guerra del Paraguay, Ed. Emecé, Sao Paulo/Buenos Aires, 2008, pág. 30-35. ISBN 978-950-04-2574-2 León Pomer,
São Borja-Battle of Acayuazá
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-1979 Campeonato Gaúcho
Lobo Pelotas 7th Riograndense Eucaliptos Santa Maria 1st (Second level) São Borja Vicente Goulart São Borja 8th São Paulo Aldo Dapuzzo Rio Grande 15th
São Borja-Battle of Arroyo Hondo
Donato, Hernâni (1996). Dicionário das batalhas brasileiras (in Portuguese). São Paulo: Instituição Brasileira de Difusão Cultural. ISBN 978-85-348-0034-1
São Borja-Bagé
cathedrals including Paróquia Nossa Senhora da Conceição and Catedral de São Sebastião are also recognized as attraction landmarks for visitors. Uruguay
São Borja-Brazilian frigate Amazonas
Paraguay had a large network of agents spread across Rio de Janeiro, São Borja and Encarnación who delivered news about imperial actions to Asunción
São Borja-Revolutionary 3rd Army
garrison. Of his four cavalry regiments (1st, from Itaqui, 2nd, from São Borja, 3rd, from São Luiz Gonzaga, and 4th, from Santiago), the 1st subordinated itself
São Borja-Canoas
Officially declared a city on June 27, 1939, after its separation from São Sebastião do Caí and Gravataí, Canoas derives its name from the historical
São Borja-Canguçu
das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório
São Borja-Canela, Rio Grande do Sul
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul
Lavras do Sul Campanha Ocidental Alegrete Barra do Quaraí Garruchos Itaqui Maçambara Manoel Viana São Borja São Francisco de Assis Uruguaiana Quaraí
São Borja-Rio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul
the growing colony became the Village of Rio Grande de São Pedro. In 1760, Rio Grande de São Pedro, which was formerly governed from Santa Catarina became
São Borja-Rio Grande do Sul
behind by the vanished Guarani Missions, the most significant one is São Miguel or São Miguel Arcanjo, located nearby the present city of Santo Ângelo. There
São Borja-Salgado Filho Porto Alegre International Airport
using São João Airport as an operational base. However, it was only in 1940 that the first passenger terminal was commissioned. On October 12, 1951, São João
São Borja-Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul
gov.br. Retrieved 11 September 2017. "Tragédia em Santa Maria". Estado de São Paulo. Retrieved 31 January 2013. http://www.lagea.ig.ufu
São Borja-List of mesoregions and microregions of Rio Grande do Sul
Viana Quaraí São Borja São Francisco de Assis Uruguaiana Campanha Central 030 Rosário do Sul Santa Margarida do Sul Sant'Ana do Livramento São Gabriel Campanha
São Borja-Military history of Brazil
Rio Grande do Sul. They traveled down Río Uruguay and took the town of São Borja on June 12. Uruguaiana, to the south, was taken on August 5 without any
São Borja-Porto Alegre
of Porto Alegre is 26 March 1772, by Manuel Sepúlveda, when Freguesia de São Francisco do Porto dos Casais was created and changed a year later to Nossa
São Borja-Operation Farroupilha
protests from Ladário and Brizola, refused armed resistance. He left for São Borja and, later, to exile in Uruguay. Ladario agreed to hand over his command
São Borja-Iara Vargas
Guanabara In office 1967–1969 Personal details Born October 29, 1921 São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Died March 16, 2007 Rio de Janeiro, Rio de
São Borja-Novo Hamburgo
first German immigrants in 1824. At that time, Novo Hamburgo was part of São Leopoldo, the cradle of German immigration in Brazil. The Germans established
São Borja-Battle of Lomas Valentinas
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-São Donato Biological Reserve
pública discute limites da Reserva do São Donato 2003. Inaugurado em São Borja Escritório da Reserva ... 2002. Banhado São Donato – Birdlife International.
São Borja-1997 Campeonato Gaúcho
Julho and São Borja were relegated. Aimoré and Atlético de Carazinho withdrew before the start of the championship, and to replace them, São Borja and Farroupilha
São Borja-Battle of Riachuelo
II. Rio de Janeiro: Imprensa do Estado Maior do Exército, 1934. Schneider, L. A guerra da tríplice Aliança, Tomo I. São Paulo: Edições Cultura, 1945.
São Borja-Battle of Butuí
26, 1865 in the Butuí or M'Butuí stream between the municipalities of São Borja and Itaqui in Rio Grande do Sul during the Paraguayan War. The advance
São Borja-Guto (footballer, born 1976)
Silva Date of birth (1976-01-27) January 27, 1976 (age 48) Place of birth São Borja, Brazil Height 1.88 m (6 ft 2 in) Position(s) Goalkeeper Team information
São Borja-Venâncio Aires
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-Border town
Paraguay Santana do Livramento and Rivera Brazil / Uruguay Santo Tomé and São Borja Argentina / Brazil Tabatinga and Leticia Brazil / Colombia Tulcán
São Borja-Roque Gonzales, Rio Grande do Sul
flooded by the proposed Garabí Dam. Porto Xavier São Paulo das Missões São Pedro do Butiá Rolador São Luiz Gonzaga Dezesseis de Novembro Pirapó Primarily
São Borja-Osmar Magalhães
youth system, where he was at all divisions, Magalhães was loaned to São Borja and America-RJ. The last one, in the Brazilian Série A. In 1981, he moved
São Borja-Reorganization of the Brazilian Army in the Old Republic
2021-03-06. Barroso, Gustavo (1938). História Militar do Brasil (PDF) (2 ed.). São Paulo: Cia. Ed. Nacional. Bento, Cláudio Moreira (1989). O Exército na Proclamação
São Borja-SSSB
Ship Shore Ship Buffer Small Solar System body SSSB, the ICAO code for São Borja Airport Sy Syms School of Business, undergraduate school of Yeshiva University
São Borja-1984 Campeonato Gaúcho
teams participated. Internacional won their 29th title. Grêmio Bagé and São Paulo were relegated. The championship would have three stages.: Copa ACEG:
São Borja-Battle of Cerro Corá
agonia de Lopez. 1869–1870. São Paulo: Companhia Melhoramentos. OCLC 462735257. Terra, Dimas (2010). Viagem (1ª ed.). São Paulo: biblioteca24horas. ISBN 978-8578935276
São Borja-Pikysyry maneuver
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Caxias do Sul
player Thaisa Serafini, squash player Nossa Senhora de Pompéia Hospital São Romédio Community Pietro Nosadini Municipal Museum of Caxias do Sul Historic
São Borja-Southern Military Command (Brazil)
Regimento de Cavalaria Mecanizado) in São Borja 4th Armored Cavalry Regiment (4º Regimento de Cavalaria Blindado) in São Luiz Gonzaga 19th Mechanized Cavalry
São Borja-Glaci Zancan
working with Luis Federico Leloir, Nobel prize of Medicine of 1970. Born in São Borja, the scientist defended the increase of the female participation in research
São Borja-Lucas Lopes (footballer)
Years Team Apps (Gls) 2018 União Rondonópolis 0 (0) 2019 São Paulo-RS 11 (0) 2019 São Borja 0 (0) 2020 Grêmio Anápolis 7 (0) 2020–2022 Leixões 20 (0)
São Borja-Marcos Christino Fioravanti
Christino Fioravanti died in São Borja, RS in 25 March 1859, at the age of 80 years (register São Francisco Church - São Borja). One of Marcos Fioravanti's
São Borja-Santa Cruz do Sul
Blumenau of the state of Santa Cartarina in Brazil as well. The Cathedral of São João Batista is one of the main tourist draws in the city. The adjacent block
São Borja-Coluna Prestes
of São Paulo, numerous army units also rebelled in the cities of Alegrete, Cachoeira do Sul, Uruguaiana, São Luíz Gonzaga, Santo Ângelo and São Borja. An
São Borja-São Vicente do Sul
São Vicente do Sul is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul IBGE 2020 v t e
São Borja-List of airports by ICAO code: S
Barreirinhas Airport – Barreirinhas, Maranhão SSSB (JBS) – São Borja Airport – São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul SSSC (CSU) – Luiz Beck da Silva Airport –
São Borja-History of Rio Grande do Sul
front. The Paraguayan War directly affected only three Gaucho cities: São Borja, Itaqui, and Uruguaiana, which were attacked several times, but after
São Borja-1950 in aviation
aviation accident in the history of Kazakhstan. Attempting to divert from São Borja Airport to Santa Maria Airport due to poor weather during a domestic flight
São Borja-1987 Campeonato Gaúcho
participated. Holders Grêmio won their 25th title. Novo Hamburgo and São Borja were relegated. The championship would have two stages.: First phase:
São Borja-National Route 121 (Argentina)
over the Uruguay River crossing the border into Brazil to the town of São Borja. km 2.2: access to Santo Tomé km 5.3: toll booth km 5.5: border crossing
São Borja-Battle of Tuyutí
current Cathedral of Fortaleza, being buried afterwards in the Cemetery of São João Batista, in Fortaleza. On 24 May 1966, on the occasion of the centenary
São Borja-Siege of Humaitá
Maldita Guerra: Nova história da Guerra do Paraguai (in Portuguese) (3 ed.). São Paulo: Companhia das Letras. ISBN 978-65-5921-286-6. Drago, Edmundo C.; Paira
São Borja-Brandão (footballer, born 1970)
Dalsoto Date of birth (1970-05-14) 14 May 1970 (age 54) Place of birth São Borja, Brazil Height 1.80 m (5 ft 11 in) Position(s) Forward Senior career*
São Borja-1981 Campeonato Gaúcho
Twelve teams participated. Internacional won their 26th title. Armour and São Gabriel were relegated. The championship would have two stages.: First phase:
São Borja-Zé Alcino
birth São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Height 1.79 m (5 ft 10 in) Position(s) Forward Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls) 1993–1995 São Borja 1995
São Borja-Battle of Piribebuy
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Darci Vargas
Personal details Born Darci Lima Sarmanho (1895-12-12)12 December 1895 São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Died 25 June 1968(1968-06-25) (aged 72) Rio
São Borja-List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul by HDI
Lavras do Sul Campanha Ocidental Alegrete Barra do Quaraí Garruchos Itaqui Maçambara Manoel Viana São Borja São Francisco de Assis Uruguaiana Quaraí
São Borja-Campeonato Gaúcho Série B
Rio-Grandense Rio Grande 11th Santo Ângelo Santo Ângelo Not played São Borja São Borja 3rd Sapucaiense Sapucaia do Sul 5th União Harmonia Canoas 13th
São Borja-Battle of Boquerón (1866)
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Battle of Avay
Foundry Books, ISBN 1901543153 Doratioto, Francisco (2002). Maldita Guerra. São Paulo: Companhia das Letras. ISBN 978-8535902242. Garmendía, José Ignacio
São Borja-BR-287 (Brazil highway)
Original (in Portuguese), Câmara dos Deputados, retrieved 24 August 2014 "Quem são os maiores produtores de tabaco no Brasil". Archived from the original on
São Borja-Horizontina
das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório
São Borja-1983 Campeonato Gaúcho
would have the home advantage in the playoffs. However, since Grêmio and São Paulo had ended up tied in both points and goal difference, a playoff to
São Borja-Cyro Pestana
judicial authority in the legal districts of São Sebastião do Caí, Soledade, São Gabriel, São Vicente do Sul, São Borja, Cachoeira do Sul, Santa Maria and Porto
São Borja-Piratini
das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório
São Borja-List of cities in the Americas by year of foundation
from the original on 2007-08-01. Retrieved 2008-07-23. "| Leis Mineiras". "São João del Rei-MG". "Archived copy" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF)
São Borja-Battle of Curupayty
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Brazil
otherwise. The first stake in Brazil was established in São Paulo on May 1, 1966. In 1978, the São Paulo Brazil Temple was completed, becoming the church's
São Borja-Rio Pardo
das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório
São Borja-1980 Campeonato Gaúcho
division (except for Riograndense, which had withdrawn and was replaced by São José), with the Seven best teams qualifying to it. However, after that tournament
São Borja-Banco da Província
public works, such as the São Pedro do Sul - São Borja Railroad, including a branch line linking Santiago do Boqueirão to São Luiz Gonzaga, public lighting
São Borja-Leandro Kivel
Kivel Date of birth (1983-06-11) 11 June 1983 (age 41) Place of birth São Borja, Brazil Height 1.86 m (6 ft 1 in) Position(s) Forward Youth career –2002
São Borja-Éder Gaúcho
Brazilian retired footballer who played as a central defender. Born in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Gaúcho started his professional career with Grêmio
São Borja-1981 Campeonato Brasileiro Série C
50 Goals scored 108 (2.16 per match) Top goalscorer 5 goals: Müller (São Borja) Fabinho (Santo Amaro) Biggest home win Piauí 5-0 Moto Club (March 15
São Borja-Montenegro, Rio Grande do Sul
Vargas in the 1940s. In 1909 a new railway line connected Montenegro to São Leopoldo, which led to a quickening of economic development both in Montenegro
São Borja-Battle of Pehuajó
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Mato Grosso Campaign
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-Passo Fundo
135: northeast The town is served by Lauro Kurtz Airport located on BR-285, São José. Daily flights from Passo Fundo are headed to: With Oceanair - Guarulhos
São Borja-Pelotas
from the Uruguayan border. The Lagoa dos Patos lies to the east and the São Gonçalo Channel lies to the south, separating Pelotas from the city of Rio
São Borja-Star (sport badge)
os nossos símbolos (Shield: How our symbols came to be)" (in Portuguese). São Paulo FC. Archived from the original on 15 February 2016. Retrieved 2 May
São Borja-Gramado
Argentina Puerto Varas, Chile Snow in Brazil City entrance portico Igreja Matriz São Pedro, or "Stone Church", the most famous in the city Natal Luz (Christmas
São Borja-1868 San Fernando massacre
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay
São Borja-BR-285 (Brazil highway)
Vacaria, Lagoa Vermelha, Passo Fundo, Carazinho, Ijuí e São Luiz Gonzaga, and ends in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, on the border of Argentina. During
São Borja-Second presidency of Getúlio Vargas
funeral to Santos Dumont Airport on August 25, from where he flew to São Borja, drew a huge crowd. The reaction of the population was surprising, with
São Borja-Ibsen Pinheiro
January 1979 – 1 January 1981 Personal details Born (1935-07-05)5 July 1935 São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Died 25 January 2020(2020-01-25) (aged 84)
São Borja-German colonization in Rio Grande do Sul
das Missões, but the initiative failed and the remnants were taken to São Borja. In 1826, the colonies of Três Forquilhas and Dom Pedro de Alcântara were
São Borja-Beto Campos
Gilberto Cirilo de Campos (July 6, 1964 in São Borja – July 23, 2018 in Santa Cruz do Sul), commonly known as Beto Campos, was a Brazilian football manager
São Borja-Ivo Diogo
Ivo Lul Diogo, better known as Ivo Diogo (January 12, 1935 in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul – July 7, 2009 in Porto Alegre), was a Brazilian football (soccer)
São Borja-Campeonato Brasileiro Série C
Sampaio Corrêa São Luís Castelão (São Luís) 40,149 17th (Série B) São Bernardo FC São Bernardo do Campo Primeiro de Maio 15,750 7th São José Porto Alegre
São Borja-Imbé
Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó
São Borja-Tarso Genro
Party (PT) in the 2000s. Genro was born to a working-class family in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Genro was active in politics from a young age. In
São Borja-Santa Rosa, Rio Grande do Sul
das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório
São Borja-Andrés Guazurary
indigenous origin. He was born in the misión of Santo Tomé, Corrientes or São Borja to a Guarani family. He was taken as a foster child by José Gervasio Artigas
São Borja-Leandro Guerreiro
(age 45) Place of birth São Borja, Brazil Height 1.82 m (6 ft 0 in) Position(s) Defensive midfielder Youth career 1997–1998 São Luiz Senior career* Years
São Borja-Tancredo Neves
was João Goulart who received it and who read it at Vargas' funeral in São Borja. Neves was giften a Parker-21 fountain pen by Vargas, since then been
São Borja-Integration Bridge
as International Bridge São Borja - St. Thomas, is a bridge across the Uruguay River, which connects the cities of São Borja in Brazil and Santo Tomé
São Borja-Azul Conecta
the auxiliary runway 17L/35R. TwoFlex plans to connect São Paulo-Congonhas with three cities in São Paulo State and one in Rio de Janeiro State. On 14 January
São Borja-Battle of São Borja
The battle of São Borja was fought on 10 June 1865 at the beginning of the Paraguayan invasion of Rio Grande do Sul during the Paraguayan War. Even after
São Borja-Luis Carlos Heinze
served in the Chamber of Deputies from 1999 to 2019 and was mayor of São Borja from 1993 to 1996. Heinze was born to Darcy Volnier Heinze and Cecy Therezinha
São Borja-Getúlio Vargas
influential Brazilian politician of the 20th century. Born on 19 April 1882 in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, to a powerful local family, Vargas had a short stint
São Borja-João Manuel Mena Barreto
informed of the invasion of Rio Grande do Sul near São Borja. The Paraguayans' decision to only take São Borja after crossing the river with only five thousand
São Borja-Francis Borgia
Francis Borgia SJ (Valencian: Francesc de Borja; Spanish: Francisco de Borja; 28 October 1510 – 30 September 1572) was a Spanish Jesuit priest. The great-grandson
São Borja-1964 Brazilian coup d'état
prolonged dictatorship. Thus, like Vargas, Jango could have waited in São Borja until his chance to return to politics. There is the thesis that his final
São Borja-Sociedade Esportiva São Borja
Sociedade Esportiva São Borja, also known as São Borja or SE São Borja, is a Brazilian football team in São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul. The club came up
São Borja-João Manuel de Lima e Silva
the neighboring countries; this included João Manuel, who was sent to São Borja with the 8th Battalion of Caçadores on 22 March 1834. João Manuel became
São Borja-MasterChef (Brazilian TV series) season 9
São Paulo). "Lays é a campeã do MasterChef Brasil e celebra: "Trabalho duro recompensa"". Band (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2022-09-07. "São Paulo:
São Borja-1st Mechanized Cavalry Brigade
Regiment - Itaqui 2nd Mechanized Cavalry Regiment - São Borja 4th Armored Cavalry Regiment - São Luiz Gonzaga 19th Mechanized Cavalry Regiment - Santa
São Borja-San Borja
San Borja may refer to: San Borja, Bolivia San Borja Municipality, Bolivia San Borja District, Peru São Borja, Brazil This disambiguation page lists articles
São Borja-Eduardo Doma
appearance for the club during his first year, also serving a loan stint at São Borja [pt], but became a regular starter in the 2020 Campeonato Paranaense.
São Borja-Nova Petrópolis
Some known towns near Nova Petrópolis are Caxias do Sul, Novo Hamburgo, São Leopoldo, Feliz, Gramado, Canela. Nova Petropolis is mainly a historical
São Borja-João Goulart's House
Ciber São Borja: Memorial Casa João Goulart". Projeto Ciber São Borja (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2021-04-19. "Inaugurado em São Borja o Memorial
São Borja-Antônio Fernandes Lima
fort. When the Paraguayan Army invaded Itaqui and São Borja which commenced the Battle of São Borja. Despite being warned about the invasion, Lima didn't
São Borja-Lutero Vargas
11 March 1951 – 3 February 1959 Personal details Born 24 February 1912 São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil Died 4 October 1989(1989-10-04) (aged 77) Porto
São Borja-Manuel do Nascimento Vargas
known as the father of president Getúlio Vargas. He served as mayor of São Borja from 1907 to 1911. Vargas was born on 25 November 1844 in Passo Fundo
São Borja-São Leopoldo
São Leopoldo (Portuguese pronunciation: [sɐ̃w lewˈpowdu]) (Portuguese for Saint Leopold) is a Brazilian industrial city located in the south state of
São Borja-Riograndense Republic
and São Borja. The war between the Gaúchos and the Brazilian Empire was ended by the Ponche Verde Treaty. The economy of the then Province of São Pedro
São Borja-List of airports in Brazil
Ipiranga Airport São Benedito CE SWBE JSB CE0006 Valfrido Salmito de Almeida Airport Infraero São Borja RS SSSB JBS RS0014 São Borja Airport São Carlos SP SDSC
São Borja-Invasion of Rio Grande do Sul
command of General Antonio de la Cruz Estigarribia invaded the village of São Borja near Brazil's border with Argentina. About 3,000 men commanded by major
São Borja-List of football clubs in Brazil
Santo Ângelo Santo Ângelo São Borja São Borja São Gabriel São Gabriel São José de Porto Alegre Porto Alegre São Luiz Ijuí São Paulo (RS) Rio Grande Sapucaiense
São Borja-Uruguay River
Bridge San Javier–Porto Xavier Planned Integration Bridge Santo Tomé–São Borja 1997 National Route 121 / BR-285 28°36′40.5″S 56°00′51.1″W / 28.611250°S
São Borja-Gaucho
mocking the besiegers of Montevideo (2) An incident in 1817 in the town of São Borja, in the tri-border area. An angry marauder, sacking the local church,
São Borja-List of airports by IATA airport code: J
Jonesboro, Arkansas, United States UTC−06:00 Mar-Nov JBS SSSB São Borja Airport São Borja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil UTC−03:00 JBT Bethel Seaplane Base
São Borja-São Borja Airport
São Borja Airport (IATA: JBS, ICAO: SSSB), also known as João Manoel Airport, is the airport serving São Borja, located in the Rio Grande do Sul state
São Borja-Itaqui
Grande do Sul, close to the Argentinian border, between Uruguaiana and São Borja. It sits at a mean altitude of 57 meters (187 ft), by the Uruguay River
São Borja-Rio Grande do Sul Revolt of 1924
was preparing a siege of seven columns around São Luiz, in the directions of Santiago, São Borja, São Nicolau, Serro Azul, Santo Ângelo, Cruz Alta and
São Borja-Silmar
right back. Silmar emerged in professional football as a standout for São Borja. He arrived at Grêmio and was part of the winning squad of the 1983 Copa
São Borja-Brazilian cavalry
revolutionaries. In the Legality Campaign in 1961, it had orders to invade São Paulo by rail at Ourinhos and on 30 August its vanguard was already in Ponta
São Borja-Samuel (footballer, born 1991)
Hong Kong Premier League club Lee Man. Samuel began his youth career with São José. He was discovered by Internacional and joined the club in 2010. In
São Borja-Uruguaiana
in Rio Grande do Sul are BR 472, to Barra do Quaraí in the south and São Borja in the north, BR 290, to Alegrete and Porto Alegre in the east. The city
São Borja-Santos Dumont Airport
Janeiro–Santos Dumont to São Paulo–Congonhas was forced to return to Rio de Janeiro due to technical problems and bad weather at São Paulo. On finals to Rio
São Borja-List of federal highways in Brazil
BR-282 678.0 421.3 — — — — BR-285 355.5 220.9 São Borja, RS Araranguá, SC — — BR-287 749.6 465.8 São Borja, RS Canoas, RS — — Integration Highway BR-290
São Borja-Antonio de la Cruz Estigarribia
commanders during the Invasion of Rio Grande do Sul, organizing the Battle of São Borja and the Siege of Uruguaiana before his surrender. Estigarribia entered
São Borja-São Borja
São Borja is a city in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. São Borja is the oldest municipality in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul and was
São Borja-João Goulart
Porto Velho, Ribeirão Preto, Rio de Janeiro, Rondonópolis, São Borja, São Leopoldo, São Paulo, and Sobral already have roads honoring Goulart.[citation
São Borja-Battle of Yatay
taking on São Borja and Itaqui. In the meantime, Estigarribia's column was attacked and partially destroyed on the outskirts of São Borja, in the battle
São Borja-Maria Thereza Goulart
At the age of 5, Goulart moved in with her aunt Horaides Zambone in São Borja, to recover from anemia. Still at the age of 5 she was enrolled in the
São Borja-Darlan (footballer, born 1998)
made his professional debut with Grêmio in a 3–0 Campeonato Gaúcho win over São José-PA on 9 March 2019. On 25 July 2023, Darlan moved abroad, signing a
São Borja-Miguel Borja
Miguel Ángel Borja Hernández (born 26 January 1993) is a Colombian professional footballer who plays as a forward for Argentine Primera División club
São Borja-Daniela Escobar
actress, television presenter and voice actress. Escobar was born in São Borja, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil At the age of ten, she moved
São Borja-Federal University of Pampa
Caçapava do Sul, Dom Pedrito, Itaqui, Jaguarão, Santana do Livramento, São Borja, São Gabriel and Uruguaiana. The first exams for the Vestibular Unipampa
São Borja-Gregório Fortunato
his black skin. Fortunato was born on 24 January 1900 in the city of São Borja, in Rio Grande do Sul. He was the son of freed slaves Damião Fortunato
São Borja-Benjamim Vargas
Benjamim Dornelles Vargas (October 27, 1897 – March 26, 1973), also known as Bejo, was a Brazilian politician. In 1934 he was constituent deputy of the
São Borja-Vitorino José Carneiro Monteiro, Baron of São Borja
Vitorino José Carneiro Monteiro, Baron of São Borja (1816-1877) was a Brazilian Lieutenant General of the Paraguayan War. He was one of the primary commanders
São Borja-Ivete Vargas
career had already begun. Ivete Vargas served multiple terms representing São Paulo as a Federal Deputy. In 1979, the military dictatorship lifted its
São Borja-Largest cities in Rio Grande do Sul by population
Rosa 69,989 490 143 Northwest 29 Cruz Alta 69,067 1360 51 Northwest 30 São Borja 67,788 3616 19 Southwest 31 Lajeado 67,557 90 751 East Central 32 Venâncio
São Borja-Brazilian Revolution of 1930
the states of São Paulo and Minas Gerais. An oligarchic practice known as coffee with milk politics, it combined coffee producers in São Paulo with the
São Borja-Paraguayan War
Grande do Sul. They traveled down the Uruguay River and took the town of São Borja on 12 June. Uruguaiana, to the south, was taken on 6 August with little
São Borja-Battle of Acosta Ñu
Alegre Corrientes campaign Corrientes San Lorenzo River Rio Grande do Sul São Borja Butuí Uruguaiana Riachuelo Salto Paso de Mercedes Paso de Cuevas Yatay