Vale do Mucuri (mesoregion)

Vale do Mucuri is a mesoregion in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. It is located in the northeast of the state and is characterized by its geographical features, primarily the Mucuri River valley. The region is known for its agricultural activities, particularly the cultivation of coffee and other crops suited to its climate. The economy is also influenced by cattle ranching and, to a lesser extent, mining.

The mesoregion encompasses several microregions, each with its own specific characteristics and demographics. The population density varies across the Vale do Mucuri, with some areas being more densely populated than others. The region's infrastructure, including transportation networks and access to services, also varies across its constituent microregions. Further research is needed to provide detailed information on the specific microregions within the Vale do Mucuri mesoregion.

The Vale do Mucuri is a historically significant region, with a rich cultural heritage influenced by indigenous populations, European colonization, and African influences due to the slave trade. Further information is needed on the specific cultural aspects and historical events that shaped the region.

Specific details regarding population numbers, economic statistics (e.g., GDP per capita, employment sectors), and precise geographical boundaries require further research and verification from reliable sources.