Jandira

economy

Jandira is a municipality located in the Brazilian state of São Paulo. Positioned within the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, the city spans an area of 17.45 square kilometers.

Within this dense territory supporting a population of 118,045 residents recorded in the 2022 Census, economic connectivity relies heavily on regional infrastructure. The suburban municipality is directly integrated into the wider metropolitan transit grid via line 8 of the ViaMobilidade network.

Telecommunications infrastructure forms another key component of the local economic landscape. The municipality receives fixed line, mobile cell phone, television, and fiber optic or 4G internet services operated by Vivo, a brand adopted in 2012 following a corporate acquisition history that previously involved Telecomunicações de São Paulo and Companhia Telefônica Brasileira.

Geographic coordinates and boundaries

Jandira is a municipality located in the Brazilian state of São Paulo. Situated precisely at latitude -23.5275 and longitude -46.9025 within the America/Sao_Paulo timezone, this urban settlement spans a measured land area of 17.45 square kilometers.

Metropolitan expanse and transit

Positioned geographically inside the expansive Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, the municipality operates as a suburban environment. Regional transit connectivity for the local populace includes rail service provided by ViaMobilidade through line 8.

Territorial population metrics

Geographic demographic mapping recorded a resident population of 118,045 inhabitants during the 2022 Census. Additional territorial and municipal documentation regarding this area of São Paulo can be reviewed directly through Jandira or via archival references on GeoNames record for Jandira.

Telecommunications and community infrastructure

Within its territorial limits, telecommunications development evolved significantly over time. Companhia Telefônica Brasileira initially served the municipality until 1973, followed by Telecomunicações de São Paulo. Subsequent corporate transitions led to an acquisition by Telefónica in July 1998, which ultimately adopted the Vivo brand in 2012. Today, this operator provides cell phones, fixed lines, internet including fiber optics and 4G, alongside television via satellite and cable.

Religious institutions and geography

The cultural and spiritual landscape of the municipality encompasses various Christian denominations embedded across its neighborhoods. The Catholic church in the municipality operates under the Diocese of Osasco. Simultaneously, diverse evangelical beliefs are present throughout the area, featuring prominent Pentecostal groups such as the Assemblies of God in Brazil—recognized as the largest evangelical church in the country—and the Christian Congregation in Brazil, reflecting ongoing nationwide growth patterns within these congregations.