Maguary
| Population |
42 families (74 including Jamaraqua and São Domingo) 204 inhabitants (353 including Jamaraqua and São Domingo) |
| Health |
1 Community Health agent, also serves Jamaraqua and São Domingo |
| Water System |
Well piped to most houses (completed 2005) |
| School |
Through middle school (8th grade) located in Maguary. São Domingo and Jamaraqua students also attend this school.
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| Electricity |
Generator supplying 2-3 hours electricity 2-3 nights a week for the community center. Also a couple of small photovoltaic systems. There is a possibility that the grid might reach the communities by 2008 |
| Other significant infrastructure |
Solar-powered Telecenter with 3 PCs and Internet Connection |
Suruacá
| Population |
97 families (167 including Capixuã and Vista Alegre) 428 inhabitants (719 including Capixuã and Vista Alegre) |
Health
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1 Community Health center with community health agent and 1 attendant in Suruacá. Capixuã also has one community health agent. |
| Water System |
Well piped to all houses in Suruacá (original system 1994, expansion completed 2006) |
School
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Suruacá now has classes through middle school (8th grade) 170 students and 6 teachers. Capixuã has only primary school (1st - 4th grade). Students may travel to Suruacá for 4th-8th, however the distance is quite long to travel regularly and few do. Vista Alegre children attend school in Capixuã. |
| Electricity |
Generator supplying 2-3 hours electricity 2-3 nights a week for house and city street lights. Also a couple of small photovoltaic systems. The community has undertaken an initiative to build a micro-hydroelectric dam which would meet current and expected needs for all three communities for at least the next 10 years. |
Other significant infrastructure
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Solar-powered telecenter with 3 PCs and Internet Connection |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 26 November 2009 12:00 |