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Curtis' Mission

Monday, May 09, 2005

Rio Paraiba



"This Picture Is The Best I've Ever Taken, Ever.
It looks like a painting because it's slightly smudged, but it's a picture. Cool, huh? This river runs through all of the main cities in my zone, the Guaratinguetá zone. It runs through Cachoeira-Paulista, Lorena and Guará."


650 mi (1,050 km) long, rising as the Paraitinga in the Serra do Mar, São Paulo state, SE Brazil. It flows southwesterly to a point NE of São Paulo city where it makes a hairpin turn and continues in a northeasterly direction through the state of Rio de Janeiro to the Atlantic Ocean near Campos. Below Três Rios it flows through a gorge on the Rio de Janeiro–Minas Gerais border. Its beautiful valley forms a rich agricultural region (site of Brazil’s first commercial coffee plantation) as well as a major industrial center of Brazil. The river is used for irrigation, transport, and power generation.

posted by Stephen at 10:02 PM

1 Comments:

  • who will read this?
    eu vejo o paraiba tooodo dia entaom...elder tonks almost every day...he miss(es) hear some creed´s songs!but this feeling doesn´t trouble his missiom...he is a good missionary and works a lot!
    tchauzinhoo
    amiguinha Dani

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:35 PM  

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