Machine translation of the Portuguese Wikipedia article (November 2026 version).
Tangará da Serra is a Brazilian municipality in the state of Mato Grosso, in the Centre-West Region of the country. It is the sixth most populous municipality in its state, with a population of 112,547 inhabitants according to the IBGE estimate for 2024.
Founded on 13 May 1976, its economy is based on services, agro-industry and agriculture, with particular emphasis on soybean and sugarcane production. Commerce is considered one of the best structured in the interior of Mato Grosso. The municipality is a regional hub and also has several tourist attractions, such as waterfalls, inns and parks. The origin of the name comes from the tangará bird.
Its area is 11,323.640 km², and the distance to Cuiabá, the state's administrative capital, is 240 kilometres.
It is watered by several rivers and streams, the most important of which is the Sepotuba River. Its waterfalls are also notable, the best known being the Salto das Nuvens and the Salto Maciel.
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