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Mesoregion in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
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The Southeast is a region of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in the South of Brazil.
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Forte de Dom Pedro II de Caçapava
A large, hexagonal 19th century citadel with projecting pentagonal bastions that sits in the middle of the city. Constructed 1848–1856.
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Porto Alegre · International · POA
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Arroio Grande is in the Southeast of Rio Grande do Sul.
at the border with Uruguay. It's right across the street from its sister town of Chuy
has a splendid collection of more than 800 buildings that preserve various architectural styles
known as the National Capital of Sweets, it has many European-style buildings
the state's first settlement and first capital, today one of the most important maritime ports in Brazil
an old settlement bathed to the south by the Lagoa dos Patos estuary, to the west by Lagoa dos Patos and to the east by the Atlantic Ocean
one of the most beautiful cities on the Costa Doce, it has hotels, inns, cabins and campsites for vacationers who come from different parts of Brazil
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