Machine translation of the Portuguese Wikipedia article (November 2026 version).
Campo Largo is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Paraná, located in the Curitiba Metropolitan Region. Situated in the southeast of the state of Paraná, it belongs to the Curitiba Metropolitan Mesoregion and the Curitiba Microregion, and lies about 30 kilometers west of the state capital. According to IBGE data for 2021, the city covers an area of 1,243.551 square kilometers, of which 134.771 are within the urban perimeter. According to the 2022 Demographic Census of IBGE, it had 131,898 inhabitants, with an estimated population of 142,695 for 2024, making it the 14th most populous municipality in Paraná and the 4th in its microregion. The natives of the municipality of Campo Largo are called campo-larguenses. The city of Campo Largo was separated from Curitiba in the 1870s. The municipality has the districts of Bateias, Três Córregos, São Silvestre and Ferraria, and is divided into 147 neighborhoods, subdivisions and residential developments. One version of its etymology holds that the name has a geographic origin and denotes the breadth of the region's horizons at the time of the municipality's founding, although its lands were then nothing but a pine forest.
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