is strategically located in the Central-West Region of Brazil. Its geographical coordinates place it almost exactly in the center of the country, making it a crucial logistical and political hub. The city sits on the Brazilian Highlands (Planalto Central), at an average altitude of 749 meters (2,457 feet) above sea level.
The city sits at an elevation of 749 meters (2,457 ft) and covers about 739 square kilometers of mostly flat land, notably along the Meia Ponte River. Known as the "Capital do Cerrado"
Today, the Memorial do Acidente offers a somber lesson in nuclear fragility, while the city maintains one of Brazil’s most advanced centers for radiological safety.
Goiânia is often called the "Green Capital" of Brazil due to its impressive ratio of green space per inhabitant.