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Ipê, Rio Grande do Sul
Igreja Matriz São Luiz Rei located at Praça Frei Eduardo Totti
FlagCoat of arms
Motto(s): Ipê, uma cidade para todos
Anthem: s:Hino do município de Ipê
Location in Brazil
Coordinates: 28°49′12″S 51°16′44″W / 28.82000°S 51.27889°W / -28.82000; -51.27889
Country	Brazil
Region	South
State	Rio Grande do Sul
Founded	15 December 1987
Government
• Mayor	José Mario Grazziotin (MDB)
Area
• Total	599.361 km (231.415 sq mi)
Lowest elevation	750 m (2,460 ft)
Population
• Total	5,325
• Density	8.9/km (23/sq mi)
Demonym	Ipeense
Time zone	UTC-3 (UTC-3)
• Summer (DST)	Does not observe DST
Postal Code	95240-000
Area code	+55 54
HDI (2010)	0.728– high
Website	www.pmipe.rs.gov.br

Ipê (Portuguese pronunciation: [ipe]) is a municipality in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. As of 2020, the estimated population was 5,325.

Geography

It is located at a latitude of 28º49'12" south and a longitude of 51º16'45" west, with an altitude of 750 meters.

It has an area of 599.36 km and its estimated population in 2022 was 5,325 inhabitants.

Ipê is one of the municipalities located in the Região da Uva e Vinho, where there is a significant presence of vineyards in the southern part of the municipality.

Dialects

• Brazilian Portuguese
• Talian

History

The history of the municipality of Ipê began in the late 19th century, around 1880, with the passage and resting of muleteers who, departing from the fields of Vacaria, headed through the Serra do Rio das Antas towards São Leopoldo. Until then, the ancient forests that covered the lands of Ipê remained almost untouched, with only indigenous people traversing the region, which was covered with vast pine groves from which they derived sustenance.

Gradually, the region began to be settled by farmers who cultivated corn and built various rudimentary houses, inhabited by Luso-Brazilians who were descendants of slaves from cattle ranches. These houses were made of beaten earth, split planks, and roofed with small boards.

Later, Italian immigrants, arriving from São Sebastião do Caí, would reach the region by boat, then travel on foot or horseback to settle in the Colony of Antônio Prado and the area that would become the Municipality of Ipê.

The Italian colonists who arrived in the area contributed to its prosperity. On December 31, 1890, the Municipal Chamber of Vacaria created the 4th District, which, due to the abundant presence of the beautiful Ipê tree, was named Vila Ipê.

As the community grew, ideas of emancipation began to surface. In 1985, the then parish priest of the São Luiz Rei Parish, Frei Augusto Denardi, initiated the formation of the Community Commission for Emancipation. On September 6, 1985, in a meeting held at the Ideal Club with local leaders and residents of Vila Ipê, Vila Segredo, and Vila São Paulo, respectively, the 4th, 9th, and 11th districts of Vacaria, the Emancipation Commission was chosen by acclamation, with the following members: Osmar Vargas dos Santos (President), Frei Casimiro Zaffonato (vice-president), Cirilo Ciotta (1st Secretary), Carlos Antonio Zanotto (2nd Secretary), Uldérico Marcon (1st Treasurer), Darci Luiz Lovatel (2nd Treasurer), Delvino Magro (Subcommission of Vila Segredo), and Luiz Antônio Salvador (Subcommission of Vila São Paulo).

On September 21, 1987, the result of the plebiscite proclaimed the victory of "YES," with 2,604 votes in favor and 465 against. On December 15, 1987, a law was promulgated by then-Governor Pedro Simon, which created the Municipality of Ipê, constituted by the districts of Vila Ipê, Vila Segredo, and Vila São Paulo, which previously belonged to the Municipality of Vacaria. The seat of the new municipality was established in Vila Ipê.

On January 1, 1989, the Municipality of Ipê was administratively installed, with Mr. Protázio Duarte Guazzelli serving as the first elected mayor.

The demonym for the residents of Ipê is "ipeense."

Administrative Formation

• The district of São Luiz de França was created by municipal act number 696 on December 31, 1890, under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Vacaria.
• In 1938, the district was named Colônia São Luís de França.
• In 1938, the district was named Ipê.
• In the administrative divisions of 1960, 1983, 1993, and 2007, the district of Ipê remained under the jurisdiction of the Municipality of Vacaria.
• In 1987, Law 8,482 was promulgated, creating the Municipality of Ipê, separated from Vacaria. The municipality included the districts of Vila Ipê, Vila Segredo, and Vila São Paulo. The seat of the new municipality was located in Vila Ipê.
• The administrative installation of the Municipality of Ipê occurred on January 1, 1989.

Nomenclatures

 1: Meaning "anthill", a derogatory name given by Italian immigrants to the cluster of farm workers' shacks.

Leaders

 a: Death of the Mayor in the Midst of the Term

Subdivisions

Vila São Paulo

Was established as a district on August 5, 1953, covering an area of 180 square kilometers. The landscape of this district is characterized by hilly terrain, with small and mini rural properties being predominant. Larger properties are rare, especially in the flat area known as the 'campo.' Approximately 95% of the population in Vila São Paulo is involved in agricultural and livestock activities, while 2% are engaged in commerce, 2% in industry, and 1% in the provision of services. In the headquarters of the 3rd District, which is Vila São Paulo, there are various commercial, service, and industrial establishments to serve the population.

Vila Segredo

Was established as a district on February 7, 1924, covering an area of 295 square kilometers. The region is characterized by its hilly terrain, primarily composed of small and mini rural properties. About 90% of the population in Vila Segredo is involved in agricultural and livestock activities, 2% in commerce, 3% in industry, and 5% in the provision of services. The main source of income for the district is the cultivation of apples and grapes, which are permanent crops well suited to the rugged topography of the region. Similar to Vila São Paulo, the headquarters of the 2nd District, which is Vila Segredo, has a variety of commercial, service, and industrial establishments.

See also

• List of municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul
• Museu Histórico de Ipê
• Campos de Cima da Serra
• Igreja Matriz São Luiz Rei

References

1. https://www.pmipe.rs.gov.br/secretarias/gabinete-do-prefeito
2. https://cidades.ibge.gov.br/brasil/rs/ipe/panorama
3. "Ranking". United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Retrieved May 12, 2023.
4. IBGE 2020
5. "População de Ipê (RS) é de 5.325 pessoas, aponta o Censo do IBGE". G1 (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2023-06-28. Retrieved 2023-12-08.
6. ^ Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística. "O histórico de Ipê" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 25 March 2018. Retrieved 8 February 2012.
7. Webde. "History". Municipality of Ipê (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2023-10-26.
8. "Formigueiro, o primeiro nome". cidades.ibge.gov.br. Retrieved 2023-10-26.
9. "ex-mayors".
10. Webde. "JOSÉ MÁRIO GRAZZIOTIN EMPOSSADO PREFEITO MUNICIPAL DE IPÊ - Notícias". Prefeitura Municipal de Ipê (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2023-11-08.
11. "Após morte de prefeito, vice toma posse na prefeitura de Ipê | Pioneiro". GZH (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2023-11-07. Retrieved 2023-11-11.
12. "Prefeito de Ipê, Cassiano Caon é encontrado morto | Pioneiro". GZH (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2023-11-04. Retrieved 2023-11-04.
13. portoalegre24horas. "Prefeito de cidade no RS é encontrado morto no interior do município". Terra (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2023-11-04.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
14. Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística. "Censo Demográfico 2022". Retrieved 23 October 2023.
15. ^ "Districts".

v t e Municipalities of Rio Grande do Sul
Capital: Porto Alegre
Mesoregion Centro Ocidental Rio-Grandense Restinga Seca Agudo Dona Francisca Faxinal do Soturno Formigueiro Ivorá Nova Palma Restinga Seca São João do Polêsine Silveira Martins Santa Maria Cacequi Dilermando de Aguiar Itaara Jaguari Mata Nova Esperança do Sul Santa Maria São Martinho da Serra São Pedro do Sul São Sepé São Vicente do Sul Toropi Vila Nova do Sul Santiago Capão do Cipó Itacurubi Jari Júlio de Castilhos Pinhal Grande Quevedos Santiago Tupanciretã Unistalda
Mesoregion Centro Oriental Rio-Grandense Cachoeira do Sul Cachoeira do Sul Cerro Branco Novo Cabrais Pantano Grande Paraíso do Sul Passo do Sobrado Rio Pardo Lajeado-Estrela Arroio do Meio Bom Retiro do Sul Boqueirão do Leão Canudos do Vale Capitão Colinas Coqueiro Baixo Cruzeiro do Sul Doutor Ricardo Encantado Estrela Fazenda Vilanova Forquetinha Imigrante Lajeado Marques de Souza Muçum Nova Bréscia Paverama Pouso Novo Progresso Relvado Roca Sales Santa Clara do Sul Sério Tabaí Taquari Teutônia Travesseiro Vespasiano Correa Westfália Santa Cruz do Sul Arroio do Tigre Candelária Estrela Velha Gramado Xavier Herveiras Ibarama Lagoa Bonita do Sul Mato Leitão Passa Sete Santa Cruz do Sul Segredo Sinimbu Sobradinho Vale do Sol Venâncio Aires Vera Cruz
Mesoregion Metropolitana de Porto Alegre Camaquã Arambaré Barra do Ribeiro Camaquã Cerro Grande do Sul Chuvisca Dom Feliciano Sentinela do Sul Tapes Gramado-Canela Canela Dois Irmãos Gramado Igrejinha Ivoti Lindolfo Collor Morro Reuter Nova Petrópolis Picada Café Presidente Lucena Riozinho Rolante Santa Maria do Herval Taquara Três Coroas Montenegro Alto Feliz Barão Bom Princípio Brochier Capela de Santana Feliz Harmonia Linha Nova Maratá Montenegro Pareci Novo Poço das Antas Portão Salvador do Sul São José do Hortêncio São José do Sul São Pedro da Serra São Sebastião do Caí São Vendelino Tupandi Vale Real Osório Arroio do Sal Balneário Pinhal Capão da Canoa Capivari do Sul Caraá Cidreira Dom Pedro de Alcântara Imbé Itati Mampituba Maquiné Morrinhos do Sul Mostardas Osório Palmares do Sul Santo Antônio da Patrulha Tavares Terra de Areia Torres Tramandaí Três Cachoeiras Três Forquilhas Xangri-lá Porto Alegre Alvorada Araricá Cachoeirinha Campo Bom Canoas Eldorado do Sul Estância Velha Esteio Glorinha Gravataí Guaíba Mariana Pimentel Nova Hartz Nova Santa Rita Novo Hamburgo Parobé Porto Alegre São Leopoldo Sapiranga Sapucaia do Sul Sertão Santana Viamão São Jerônimo Arroio dos Ratos Barão do Triunfo Butiá Charqueadas General Câmara Minas do Leão São Jerônimo Triunfo Vale Verde
Mesoregion Nordeste Rio-Grandense Caxias do Sul Antônio Prado Bento Gonçalves Boa Vista do Sul Carlos Barbosa Caxias do Sul Coronel Pilar Cotiporã Fagundes Varela Farroupilha Flores da Cunha Garibaldi Monte Belo do Sul Nova Pádua Nova Roma do Sul Pinto Bandeira Santa Tereza São Marcos Veranópolis Vila Flores Guaporé André da Rocha Anta Gorda Arvorezinha Dois Lajeados Guabiju Guaporé Ilópolis Itapuca Montauri Nova Alvorada Nova Araçá Nova Bassano Nova Prata Paraí Protásio Alves Putinga São Jorge São Valentim do Sul Serafina Corrêa União da Serra Vista Alegre do Prata Vacaria Bom Jesus Cambará do Sul Campestre da Serra Capão Bonito do Sul Esmeralda Ipê Jaquirana Lagoa Vermelha Monte Alegre dos Campos Muitos Capões Pinhal da Serra São Francisco de Paula São José dos Ausentes Vacaria
Mesoregion Noroeste Rio-Grandense Carazinho Almirante Tamandaré do Sul Barra Funda Boa Vista das Missões Carazinho Cerro Grande Chapada Coqueiros do Sul Jaboticaba Lajeado do Bugre Nova Boa Vista Novo Barreiro Palmeira das Missões Pinhal Sagrada Família Santo Antônio do Planalto São José das Missões São Pedro das Missões Sarandi Cerro Largo Caibaté Campina das Missões Cerro Largo Guarani das Missões Mato Queimado Porto Xavier Roque Gonzales Salvador das Missões São Paulo das Missões São Pedro do Butiá Sete de Setembro Cruz Alta Alto Alegre Boa Vista do Cadeado Boa Vista do Incra Campos Borges Cruz Alta Espumoso Fortaleza dos Valos Ibirubá Jacuizinho Jóia Quinze de Novembro Saldanha Marinho Salto do Jacuí Santa Bárbara do Sul Erechim Aratiba Áurea Barão de Cotegipe Barra do Rio Azul Benjamin Constant do Sul Campinas do Sul Carlos Gomes Centenário Cruzaltense Entre Rios do Sul Erebango Erechim Erval Grande Estação Faxinalzinho Floriano Peixoto Gaurama Getúlio Vargas Ipiranga do Sul Itatiba do Sul Jacutinga Marcelino Ramos Mariano Moro Paulo Bento Ponte Preta Quatro Irmãos São Valentim Severiano de Almeida Três Arroios Viadutos Frederico Westphalen Alpestre Ametista do Sul Caiçara Constantina Cristal do Sul Dois Irmãos das Missões Engenho Velho Erval Seco Frederico Westphalen Gramado dos Loureiros Iraí Liberato Salzano Nonoai Novo Tiradentes Novo Xingu Palmitinho Pinheirinho do Vale Planalto Rio dos Índios Rodeio Bonito Rondinha Seberi Taquaruçu do Sul Três Palmeiras Trindade do Sul Vicente Dutra Vista Alegre Ijuí Ajuricaba Alegria Augusto Pestana Bozano Chiapeta Condor Coronel Barros Coronel Bicaco Ijuí Inhacorá Nova Ramada Panambi Pejuçara Santo Augusto São Valério do Sul Nao-Me-Toque Colorado Lagoa dos Três Cantos Não-Me-Toque Selbach Tapera Tio Hugo Victor Graeff Passo Fundo Água Santa Camargo Casca Caseiros Charrua Ciríaco Coxilha David Canabarro Ernestina Gentil Ibiraiaras Marau Mato Castelhano Muliterno Nicolau Vergueiro Passo Fundo Pontão Ronda Alta Santa Cecília do Sul Santo Antônio do Palma São Domingos do Sul Sertão Tapejara Vanini Vila Lângaro Vila Maria Sananduva Barracão Cacique Doble Ibiaçá Machadinho Maximiliano de Almeida Paim Filho Sananduva Santo Expedito do Sul São João da Urtiga São José do Ouro Tupanci do Sul Santa Rosa Alecrim Cândido Godói Independência Novo Machado Porto Lucena Porto Mauá Porto Vera Cruz Santa Rosa Santo Cristo São José do Inhacorá Três de Maio Tucunduva Tuparendi Santo Ângelo Bossoroca Catuípe Dezesseis de Novembro Entre-Ijuís Eugênio de Castro Giruá Pirapó Rolador Santo Ângelo Santo Antônio das Missões São Luiz Gonzaga São Miguel das Missões São Nicolau Senador Salgado Filho Ubiretama Vitória das Missões Soledade Barros Cassal Fontoura Xavier Ibirapuitã Lagoão Mormaço São José do Herval Soledade Tunas Três Passos Barra do Guarita Boa Vista do Buricá Bom Progresso Braga Campo Novo Crissiumal Derrubadas Doutor Maurício Cardoso Esperança do Sul Horizontina Humaitá Miraguaí Nova Candelária Redentora São Martinho Sede Nova Tenente Portela Tiradentes do Sul Três Passos Vista Gaúcha
Mesoregion Sudeste Rio-Grandense Jaguarão Arroio Grande Herval Jaguarão Litoral Lagunar Chuí Rio Grande Santa Vitória do Palmar São José do Norte Pelotas Arroio do Padre Canguçu Capão do Leão Cerrito Cristal Morro Redondo Pedro Osório Pelotas São Lourenço do Sul Turuçu Serras de Sudeste Amaral Ferrador Caçapava do Sul Candiota Encruzilhada do Sul Pedras Altas Pinheiro Machado Piratini Santana da Boa Vista
Mesoregion Sudoeste Rio-Grandense Campanha Central Rosário do Sul Santa Margarida do Sul Santana do Livramento São Gabriel Campanha Meridional Aceguá Bagé Dom Pedrito Hulha Negra Lavras do Sul Campanha Ocidental Alegrete Barra do Quaraí Garruchos Itaqui Maçambara Manoel Viana São Borja São Francisco de Assis Uruguaiana Quaraí

• Municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul
• Ipê, Rio Grande do Sul
• 1987 establishments in Brazil
• Populated places established in 1987