Roraima

Brazil

Roraima, Brazil's northernmost state, carries 122 connections with 5500 other places across 19 topics, spread across nature, governance, cuisine, and history. The Branco River basin supports diverse wildlife including peacock bass and yellow-spotted river turtles. Its economy is built on grain agribusiness, with rice, soybeans, and corn as main crops. Before Portuguese colonization, English and Dutch traders explored the region through the Guianas. Connections extend to Brazil and Venezuela as geographic neighbors, and to São Paulo, Brazil.