Nova Veneza, Santa Catarina

Nova Veneza (a Portuguese name meaning "New Venice") is a Brazilian municipality located in Santa Catarina, Southern Brazil. It has 15,342 inhabitants^[1] and was settled by immigrants from Venice in 1891.^{[citation needed]}

People of Venetian descent make up 95% of the population.^[2]

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Sul Catarinense mesoregion of Santa Catarina , Brazil

• mesoregions of Santa Catarina
• Grande Florianópolis
• Norte Catarinense
• Oeste Catarinense
• Serrana
• Sul Catarinense
• Vale do Itajaí

Araranguá

• Araranguá
• Balneário Arroio do Silva
• Balneário Gaivota
• Ermo
• Jacinto Machado
• Maracajá
• Meleiro
• Morro Grande
• Passo de Torres
• Praia Grande
• Santa Rosa do Sul
• São João do Sul
• Sombrio
• Timbé do Sul
• Turvo

Criciúma

• Cocal do Sul
• Criciúma
• Forquilhinha
• Içara
• Lauro Muller
• Morro da Fumaça
• Nova Veneza
• Siderópolis
• Treviso
• Urussanga

Tubarão

• Armazém
• Braço do Norte
• Capivari de Baixo
• Garopaba
• Grão Pará
• Gravatal
• Imaruí
• Imbituba
• Jaguaruna
• Laguna
• Orleans
• Pedras Grandes
• Rio Fortuna
• Sangão
• Santa Rosa de Lima
• São Ludgero
• São Martinho
• Treze de Maio
• Tubarão

References

28°38′13″S 49°29′52″W / 28.6369°S 49.4978°W / -28.6369; -49.4978

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