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UNESCO Chancellery and Walls up to 700 Meters: the City of 6,000 Inhabitants that Keeps the Largest Canyons in South America
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There is a point in the Rio Grande do Sul where the plateau simply ends. The altitude fields follow undulated by kilometers and, suddenly, the ground disappears in cracks of hundreds of meters open on the edge of the Serra General. It is in this place that Cambará do Sul, city of little more than 6,000 inhabitants... The post UNESCO Chancellery and walls of up to 700 meters: the city of 6,000 inhabitants that keeps the largest canyons of South A…
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