Noroeste de Minas (mesoregion)

The Noroeste de Minas is a mesoregion in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil, as defined by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). It comprises 10 municipalities grouped into a single microregion, Unaí.

The mesoregion is characterized by its agricultural activities, particularly cattle ranching and soybean cultivation. Its location in the northwest of Minas Gerais gives it a distinct climate and landscape compared to other parts of the state. The predominant vegetation is Cerrado.

The economy of the Noroeste de Minas is heavily reliant on agriculture, contributing significantly to the state's agricultural output. Challenges faced by the region include infrastructure development and sustainable land management.

The sole microregion within the Noroeste de Minas mesoregion is Unaí.

The mesoregion borders other mesoregions within Minas Gerais and potentially neighboring states, depending on the specific geographical location and boundaries established by the IBGE. Detailed maps should be consulted for precise border information.

The designation "Noroeste de Minas" is a geographical and statistical construct used by the IBGE for organizational and analytical purposes, rather than a region with a strong, inherent cultural or political identity.