Rio Claro
Rio Claro is a city in São Paulo, Brazil.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Piracicaba
About Rio Claro
Rio Claro is located in the state of São Paulo, in the southeastern part of Brazil. It is situated in a region known for its rich agricultural land and industrial activity.
Rio Claro has a notable presence in the region due to its economic and cultural significance. The city's economy is driven by various sectors, including agriculture, industry, and services, which contribute to its character as a thriving urban center.
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Notable people from Rio Claro
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Felipe Santanab. 1986Brazilian footballer- DDaniel Rossib. 1981Brazilian association football player
- RRoger de Oliveira Bernardob. 1985Brazilian footballer
- Antônio Fernando Brochini1946–2024Brazilian Catholic bishop (1946–2024)
Léo Cittadinib. 1994Brazilian association football player- Sérgio Guedesb. 1962Brazilian footballer and manager
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