Campinas - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Flughafen Viracopos, Red Bull Brasil, AA Ponte Preta, Instituto de Filosofia E Cincias Humanas (English, German, Paperback)

Kapitel: Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Flughafen Viracopos, Red Bull Brasil, Aa Ponte Preta, Instituto de Filosofia E Cincias Humanas, Guarani Fc, Ppstliche Katholische Universitt Von Campinas. Aus Wikipedia. Nicht dargestellt. Auszug: Campinas (Plains; Portuguese pronunciation: ) is a city and county (municpio) located in the interior of the state of So Paulo, Brazil. The county area is 797,6 km. Population is approximately 1,064,669 (2009 IBGE intercensal estimate), with over 98% in the urban region. Its metropolitan area, defined in 2000, has some 19 cities and a population of 3,2 million people. Campinas is also the administrative center of the meso-region of the same name, with 3,641,766 inhabitants (2005 est.) and 49 cities. It is the third largest city in the state, after So Paulo (10,927,985 inhab. - 2006 est.) and Guarulhos (1,283,253 inhab. - 2006 est.). The Viracopos International Airport connects Campinas with many Brazilian cities and also operates some international flights. The city is home to the State University of Campinas. Campinas is located in the plateau (planalto, in Portuguese) of So Paulo, in the transition area to the Serra da Mantiqueira mountain range, and in the orogeographical basin of the Tiete river. It is 83 km north of the state capital So Paulo. Campinas has a relevant ecological interest area (Portuguese: rea de Relevante Interesse Ecolgico) - Santa Genebra forest, with 2.51 km, created in 1985 and regulated by IBAMA, Campinas City Hall and Jos Pedro de Oliveira Foundation. Among the public parks, there are the "Bosque Municipal", the "Lagoa do Taquaral Park", the "Ecological Park of Campinas" and the "Lagoa da UNICAMP" Park. These parks feature jogging and bicycle paths. Neighborhood in the Cambu DistrictCampinas has an excellent climate throughout the year, characterized by mostly sunny and hot days (more than 200 days in the year), a mild temperature range (average year...http://booksllc.net/?l=de