Campo Grande
This article is about the city in Brazil. For other meanings, see Campo Grande (disambiguation).
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Campo Grande (German Großes Feld, officially Portuguese Município de Campo Grande) is the capital of the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul. The population was estimated at 906,092 in 2020, living in a large municipal area of about 8093 km², called Campo-Grandenser.
It is located in the Serra de Maracaju at the intersection of the two trunk roads BR-163 (Dourados - Santarém) and BR-262 (Três Lagoas - Corumbá).
Archdiocese of Campo Grande
- Archdiocese of Campo Grande
Sons of the city
- Luís Antônio Corrêa da Costa, called Müller (* 1966), football player
- José Viegas Filho (* 1942), diplomat
- Vragel da Silva (* 1974), football player
