Sobral, Ceará
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Sobral is a municipality in the state of Ceará, Brazil.
Sobral is the fifth largest municipality of Ceará, after Fortaleza. Its economy is based on agriculture, services and some manufacturing industries. The city has two public universities: Universidade Federal do Ceará and Universidade Estadual do Vale do Acaraú. It also has private universities, such as Template:Interlanguage link, Unopar, and Template:Interlanguage link − a theological institute. The city is the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Sobral.
The city is known for being the place where the astronomical observation of a solar eclipse on May 29, 1919, by a team of British scientists led by Sir Frank Watson Dyson was offered as the first proof of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity, which had been published in 1916. The town's Template:Interlanguage link ("Museum of the Eclipse") celebrates this event. There is a monument in Patrocínio Square marking the location of this solar eclipse. A planetarium was also inaugurated in 2015 next to this monument.[1]
Government
- Ivo Gomes (PDT)
Geography
Climate
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Education
Universities
- Universidade Vale do Acaraú (Acaraú Valley University)
- Universidade Federal do Ceará (Federal University of Ceará)
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Public schools
- Escola Municipal de Ensino Fundamental Sinhá Saboia
- Escola Estadual Dom José Tupinambá da Frota
- Escola Municipal Emílio Sendim
- Escola Municipal Maria do Carmo de Andrade
- Escola Municipal Mocinha Rodrigues
- Escola Padre Osvaldo Chaves
- Escola Prof Gerardo Rodrigues de Albuquerque
- colégio sobralense de tempo integral maria dias ibiapína
Private schools
- Escola Sant´Ana
- Escola Luciano Feijão
- Escola Farias Brito Sobralense
- Escola José Romão
- Escola do Patrocinio
- Escola São Francisco de Assis
- colégio maria imaculada
Media
Radio
The city has thirteen radio stations.
- Jovem Pan FM
- Rede Jangadeiro
- Rede Som Zoom Sat
- Rede Plus FM
- Coqueiros FM
- Paraíso FM
- Public Radio
- Sobral Public Radio
- Caiçara AM
- Tupinambá AM
- Regional
- Ressureição
- Educadora do Nordeste de Sobral
Television
The city has one television station, NordesTV.[2]
Tourist attractions
- Museu do Eclipse (Museum)
- Museu Dom José (Museum)
- Museu MADI (Museum)
- Teatro São José (Theatre)
- Teatro São João (Theatre)
- Biblioteca Pública Municipal (Library)
Access
Four roads give access to the city: BR-222, Template:Interlanguage link, CE-441 and BR-220.[3]
The city is served by Cel. Virgílio Távora Airport.
Notable people
- Antônio Renato Aragão, comic actor, film producer, and writer
- Belchior, singer
- Florent Amodio, figure skater
- Fernando Sobral, football player
- Daniel Sobralense, football player
- Emília Barreto, model and Miss Brazil 1955
- Zacarias Gondim, one of those responsible for creating the Anthem of Ceará.
- Caio Magalhães, MMA fighter
- Carlos Hamilton Vasconcelos Araújo, economist
- Luís Silvestre Gomes Coelho, colonel in the Brazilian Army and governor of the Territory of Acre
References
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