Aratiba

Aratiba (Portuguese: [a.ɾaˈt͡ʃi.bɐ] ⓘ) is the 117° Municipal district created in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul.

Aratiba's Municipal district is located in the north of Rio Grande do Sul's State, emblem with Santa Catarina to 420 km capital Porto Alegre, and to 35 km city of Erechim.

In 1944, the village Rio Novo was renamed Aratiba, which loosely translated means "flocks of parakeets".

On 19 October 1953 the attempt to separate itself from Aratiba's District began, which was successful on June 5, 1955 through a plebiscite.

The elevation for the Municipal district category occurred on 4 October 1955 through the Law n°2.710, signed by the governor of the Estado Ildo Meneghetti.