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Colatina
Bridge spanning the Doce River at Colatina, Brazil.
Colatina
Brazil
Colatina, city, central EspĂrito Santo estado (state), eastern Brazil, located on the Doce River about 60 miles (100 km) from its mouth on the Atlantic coast, at 131 feet (40 metres) above sea level. Given city status in 1921, Colatina is a transportation, trade, and manufacturing centre for the stateâs interior. Its hinterland is the stateâs most important agricultural region and one of Brazilâs largest coffee-producing areas. There is also lumbering. The bridge spanning the Doce River at Colatina has made the cityâwhich is 60 miles northwest of VitĂłria, the state capitalâan important point in the regional railroad network. Colatina is also connected by highways and has an airport. Pop. (2010) 111,788.
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