Abatuba

Abatuba is a coastal province of the Maracatibe, located in the northeast region. It is the 4th largest Maracatibean subdivision, with 93,500 sqkm, and the most populated, with 13,8 million inhabitants in 2020. Its capital and largest city is Indaiataba, one of the oldest cities in Maracatibe, capital of the former Kwaba Empire. The Tamoyo-guaçu island, part of the Tamoyo Islands, is located in Abatuba and is the largest Maracatibean island. Abatuba is also cut by the Moriquê River, the largest Maracatibean river. In a adition to the large population, Abatuba is also very rich, having many key industries of Maracatibe, such as, and , and is the richest province in terms of , responsible for almost 35% of the agricultural. Because of its very attractive tropical coast and its high number of temples and other constructions of ancient Maracatibe, Abatuba is one of the most visited locations.