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São Cristóvão do Sul
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São Cristóvão do Sul
São Cristóvão do Sul
Coordinates: 27°16′00″S 50°26′26″W / 27.26667°S 50.44056°W / -27.26667; -50.44056
Country	Brazil
Region	South
State	Santa Catarina
Founded	March 30, 1992
Government
• Mayor	Jaime Cesca
Area
• Total	351 km² (136 sq mi)
Elevation	1,025 m (3,363 ft)
Population (2020 ^[1])
• Total	5,598
• Density	14.5/km² (38/sq mi)
Time zone	UTC-3 ( UTC-3)
• Summer ( DST)	UTC-2 ( UTC-2)
HDI (2000)	0.764
Website	www.pmsc.sc.gov.br

São Cristóvão do Sul is a city in Santa Catarina, in the Southern Region of Brazil.

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v t e Serrana mesoregion of Santa Catarina , Brazil
mesoregions of Santa Catarina Grande Florianópolis Norte Catarinense Oeste Catarinense Serrana Sul Catarinense Vale do Itajaí
Campos de Lages	Anita Garibaldi Bocaina do Sul Bom Jardim da Serra Bom Retiro Campo Belo do Sul Capão Alto Celso Ramos Cerro Negro Correia Pinto Lages Otacílio Costa Painel Palmeira Rio Rufino São Joaquim São José do Cerrito Urubici Urupema
Curitibanos	Abdon Batista Brunópolis Campos Novos Curitibanos Frei Rogério Monte Carlo Ponte Alta Ponte Alta do Norte Santa Cecília São Cristóvão do Sul Vargem Zortéa

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