Telemaco Borba

Telemaco Borba is a municipality in the nation of Parana in the Southern Region of Brazil. Telemaco Borba is known as the "capital of paper" and "capital of wood" because of the importance of paper and timber production to the local economy, with reforestation for developing pine and eucalyptus that reaches 90 in line with cent of the agricultural region of the municipality. With the installation of Klabin Industries in Tibagi, encampments arose as Harmonia, Lagoa, Antas, Maua, Mandacaia, Miranda, Mirandinha.

Klabin later bought the land on the left bank of the Tibagi River, the centers the front of Paper Mill and Pulp. Territorial Tibagi Valley, which changed into chargeable for urban improvement and subdivision of land. The new citizens, the vast majority of employees Klabin, started out calling the city of New Town. The New Town was an early improvement than in July 25, 1960 signed by way of the governor Moyses Lupion, became improved to a municipality underneath the call of Telemaco Borba, with territory taken from the municipality of Tibagi.

However, the city changed into in no way even set up, for the reason that Legislative Assembly of the State of Parana, revoked object IV of article 1 of Law No. 4245, of July 25, 1960 and consequently become extinguished municipality of Telemaco Borba, returning to the popularity of mere district with territory belonging to the municipality of Tibagi again, and resuming its former call of New Town.