Map of the current Administrative Regions in the Federal District

The administrative regions of the Federal District (Portuguese: regiões administrativas do Distrito Federal, RADF or RA) are administrative divisions of the Federal District, Brazil.[1][2]

History

The Federal District is prohibited from being divided into municipalities, in accordance with the Brazilian Constitution of 1988.[3]

The Federal District was divided into administrative regions through Law 4545/64.[4] Before this law, the administrative regions were not defined, but their seven oldest seats (Gama, Taguatinga, Brazlândia, Sobradinho, Planaltina, Paranoá, and Núcleo Bandeirante) already existed and were called satellite cities (Portuguese: cidades satélites), except Brasília,[5] as it was the main nucleus of the region.

The administrative regions are territorial subdivisions of the Federal District, for which physical limits, established by public power, define the jurisdiction of government action for purposes of decentralization and coordination of public services of a local nature.[4]

The physical-administrative boundaries are subdivided into urban and rural areas in discriminated then, according to the macrozoning of the Federal District, established by Article 11 of the Supplementary Law No. 17, dated 28/01/97 regarding the Director Plan of Territorial Ordering of the Federal District - PDOT.[6]

URBAN ZONE: of Dynamism, of Consolidation, of Controlled Use.

RURAL ZONE: of Dynamism, of Diversified Use, of Controlled Use.

Broadly speaking, the administrative region would be the set of urban and rural areas belonging to the control of an urban nucleus (seat of the administrative region).[2]

Each administrative region corresponds to a regional administration, which is responsible for representing the government of the District and promote the coordination of local public services.[7]

Each regional administration is commanded by a regional administrator, who is indicated by governor of the Federal District.[8]

List of administrative regions

There are a total of 35 administrative regions in the Federal District:[9]

Number Administrative region Administrator Foundation Legalization
I Plano Piloto Valdemar Medeiros[10][11] 21 April 1960[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
II Gama Joseane Araújo Feitosa[10] 12 October 1960[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
III Taguatinga Renato Andrade dos Santos[10] 5 June 1958[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
IV Brazlândia Marcelo Gonçalves da Cunha[10] 5 June 1933[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
V Sobradinho Gutemberg Tosatte Gomes[10] 13 May 1960[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
VI Planaltina Wesley Fonseca Fraga[10] 19 August 1859[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
VII Paranoá Wellington Cardoso de Santana[10] 25 October 1957[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
VIII Núcleo Bandeirante Cláudio Márcio de Oliveira[10] 19 December 1956[a] 10 December 1964 (administrative region)[12]
IX Ceilândia Dilson Resende de Almeida[10] 27 March 1971[a] 25 October 1989 (administrative region)[13]
X Guará Artur da Cunha Nogueira[10] 5 May 1969[a] 25 October 1989 (administrative region)[13]
XI Cruzeiro Gustavo de Almeida Aires[10] 30 November 1959[a] 25 October 1989 (administrative region)[13]
XII Samambaia Marcos Leite de Araújo[10] 25 October 1989[a] 25 October 1989 (administrative region)[13]
XIII Santa Maria Marileide Alves da Silva Romão[10] 10 February 1991[a] 4 November 1992 (administrative region)[14]
XIV São Sebastião Roberto Medeiros Santos[10] 25 June 1993[a] 25 June 1993 (administrative region)[15]
XV Recanto das Emas Carlos Dalvan Soares de Oliveira[10] 28 July 1993[a] 28 July 1993 (administrative region)[16]
XVI Lago Sul Rubens Santoro Neto[10] 30 August 1960[a] 10 January 1994 (administrative region)[17]
XVII Riacho Fundo Fernando Siqueira Guimarães[10] 13 March 1990[a] 15 December 1993 (administrative region)[18]
XVIII Lago Norte Marcelo Ferreira da Silva[10] 10 January 1960[a] 10 January 1994 (administrative region)[19]
XIX Candangolândia Pablo de Sousa Valente Lima[10] 3 November 1956[a] 27 January 1994 (administrative region)[20]
XX Águas Claras Mário Henrique Furtado Rocha de Sousa[10] 16 December 1992[a] 6 May 2003 (administrative region)[21]
XXI Riacho Fundo II Ana Maria da Silva[10] 6 May 1995[a] 6 May 2003 (administrative region)[21]
XXII Sudoeste/Octogonal Alcidino Vieira Júnior[10] 10 July 1989[a] 6 May 2003 (administrative region)[21]
XXIII Varjão Daniel Damasceno Crepaldi[10] 19 April 1991[a] 6 May 2003 (administrative region)[21]
XXIV Park Way Deusdete Soares Benevides[10] 13 March 1961[a] 29 December 2003 (administrative region)[22]
XXV SCIA Alceu Prestes de Mattos[10] 25 October 1989[a] 27 January 2004 (administrative region)[23]
XXVI Sobradinho II Diego Rodrigues Rafael Matos[10] 11 October 1991[a] 27 January 2004 (administrative region)[24]
XXVII Jardim Botânico Aderivaldo Martins Cardoso[10] 13 December 1999[a] 31 August 2004 (administrative region)[25]
XXVIII Itapoã Raimundo Risonaldo Paz[10] 3 January 2005[a] 3 January 2005 (administrative region)[26]
XXIX SIA Raphael Eugênio Marques[10] 21 April 1969[a] 14 July 2005 (administrative region)[27]
XXX Vicente Pires Gilvando Galdino Fernandes[10] 26 May 1989[a] 26 May 2009 (administrative region)[28]
XXXI Fercal Fernando Gustavo Lima[10] 11 September 1956[a] 29 January 2012 (administrative region)[29]
XXXII Sol Nascente/Pôr do Sol Cláudio Ferreira Domingues[10] 14 August 1999[a] 14 August 2019 (administrative region)[30]
XXXIII Arniqueira Telma Rufino[10] 30 September 1999[a] 30 September 2019 (administrative region)[31]
XXXIV Arapoanga Sérgio de Araújo[32] 21 December 1992[a] 21 December 2022 (administrative region)[33]
XXXV Água Quente Lúcia Gomes da Silva[34] 21 December 1992[a] 21 December 2022 (administrative region)[35]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai The founding date of the urban nucleus is a convention.

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