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Celso Ramos, Santa Catarina (Brazil)

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Municipality

The municipality of Celso Ramos (2,768 inhabitants in 2016; 20,741 ha) is located on the border with Rio Grande do Sul, 350 km west of Florianópolis.

Celso Ramos was settled in 1934, as Acampamento (Camp) by Ernesto Comim, Ricieri Comim, Francisco Grassi, João Ambrósio, Máximo Ambrósio, Almarino Suppi, and Angelo Primo Grassi. After the blessing of the chapel dedicated to Apostle St. Paul on 25 January 1936, the colony was renamed to São Paulo. Organized colonization started the same year.
The district of Celso Ramos was established, within Lages, by Law No. 145 promulgated on 14 December 1957, to be transferred to the newly established municipality of Anita Garibaldi in 1961.
The municipality of Celso Ramos was established by State Law No. 7,585 promulgated on 26 April 1989 and inaugurated on 1 January 1990.

The municipality's namesake, Celso Ramos (1897-1996) was Governor of Santa Catarina from 1961 to 1966 and Senator from 1967 to 1975. Ramos was one of the founders of Partido Social Democrático (PSD).

https://www.celsoramos.sc.gov.br/
Municipal website

Ivan Sache, 2 November 2021


Description of the Flag

The flag of Celso Ramos is divided in red, white, celestial blue and red sectors fanning from the upper left corner, charged in the center with the municipal coat of arms.

Photo
https://www.facebook.com/PrefeituraAbdonBatista/photos/a.323859941048615/1939946946106565/?type=3&theater

The coat of arms of Celso Ramos was designed by public servant Ademar Otávio de Mattia.
The brick wall surmounting the shield represents the onset of immigration, recalling the building of the first houses.
Maize and wheat were the main crops developed by the early settlers.
The tractor symbolizes agriculture's strong contribution to the development of the municipality.
Cattle symbolizes another important source of income, cattle-breeding.
The cogwheels symbolize small industries established in the municipality, which generate employment and income.
The star represents the natural resources and fertile plots watered by rivers Canoas and Pelotas.
The writing "UNIÃO DO POVO DE CELSO RAMOS" highlights the permanent union and struggle for the community's welfare.

https://www.celsoramos.sc.gov.br/noticias/index/ver/codMapaItem/6504/codNoticia/17153
Municipal website

Ivan Sache, 2 November 2021