The Vale do Aço Metropolitan Region, commonly known as Vale do Aço, is a Brazilian metropolitan region located in the interior of the state of Minas Gerais, in the Southeast Region of Brazil. It was e
The Ponte Queimada, between Pingo-d'Água and Marliéria, lies along a section of the old Estrada do Degredo, carved through virgin forest between the 18th and 19th centuries.
Ruins of the Estação Pedra Mole (1922) in Ipatinga, after the restoration of the structure. This was the first railway station in Vale do Aço.
The Centro-Norte region of Timóteo (also called "Acesita Center" due to the historical influence of the company), with the Aperam plant visible in the background.
The confluence of the Piracicaba River (right) with the Doce River (left), viewed from the Pedra Mole Station lookout.
Timóteo is a Brazilian municipality located in the interior of the state of Minas Gerais, in the Southeast Region of Brazil. Situated in the Vale do Rio Doce, it is part of the Vale do Aço Metropolita
Vale do Aço metropolitan area
…metropolitan region on 12 January 2006. Situated in the Vale do Rio Doce, it comprises the cities of Coronel Fabriciano, Ipatinga, Santana do Paraíso, and Timóteo, along with a metropolitan belt consisting of 24 additional municipalities. The region's exploration, which began in the 16th century but intensified…
Vista parcial de Timóteo MG a partir do B. Primavera 2
Fachada da Igreja Matriz de São Sebastião, Timóteo MG3
Monumento Sinergia, Timóteo MG2
Eu Amo Timóteo na Praça 1º de Maio, Timóteo MG