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This article does not cite any references or sources. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (February 2010) Find sources: "Cubatão" – news · books · scholar · images Cubatão Aerial view of Cubatão Flag Coat of arms Location of Cubatão Coordinates: 23°53′43″S 46°25′32″W / 23.89528°S 46.42556°W / -23.89528; -46.42556 Country  Brazil Region Southeast State  São Paulo Founded April 9, 1833 Government  - Mayor Marcia Rosa (PT) Area  - Total 142.281 km2 (54.9 sq mi) Elevation 4 m (13 ft) Population (2007)[1]  - Total 120,271  - Density 845.31/km2 (2,189.3/sq mi) Time zone UTC-3 (UTC-3)  - Summer (DST) UTC-2 (UTC-2) HDI (2000) 0,772 – medium Website Cubatão Coordinates: 23°53′43″S 46°25′32″W / 23.89528°S 46.42556°W / -23.89528; -46.42556 Cubatão is a city in the state of São Paulo, Brazil, 12 kilometers away from Santos seaport, the largest in Latin America. The population in 2003 is 113,599, its density is 799.99/km² and the area is 142 km². It hosts 24 industries, refining oil, making steel and fertilizers. In the early 1980s, Cubatão was one of the most polluted cities in the world, nicknamed "Valley of Death", due to births of brainless children and respiratory, hepatic and blood illnesses. High air pollution was killing forest over hills around the city. It's a rich town with a poor population. It was ranked the top ten dirtiest cities in the world by Popular Science. On February 25, 1984 an oil spill set the shantytown Vila Socó on fire, killing 93 people according to official figures, but the actual death toll might be more than 200. The contamination of workers with Persistent organic pollutants put Rhodia into Greenpeace's top 10 world's worst corporate crimes ever in its report to Rio Summit in 1992. Hard providences were taken to diminish pollution in the city, costing $1.2 billion so far. Although things have improved a lot, it is impossible to clean completely the soil and underground water and while many large industries continue to work in such a small area, there will always be some pollution. Cubatão was mentioned in the Jello Biafra-Sepultura collaboration "Biotech is Godzilla" on the groups 1993 Album Chaos A.D. "Like Cubatao, world's most polluted town, air melts your face, deformed children all around." External links Cubatão web site Santo André São Bernardo do Campo Santos    Cubatão     São Vicente v • d • e State of São Paulo, Brazil Government Governors · Senators Transport Highway system (List of highways) Education Universities Sports Auto racing Autódromo José Carlos Pace · Ayrton Senna Football FPF · Campeonato Paulista de Futebol · Série A2 · Série A3 · Segunda Divisão · Copa Paulista · Corinthians · Grêmio · Guarani · Palmeiras · Santos · São Paulo   Cities by population Capital São Paulo 1,000,000+ Campinas · Guarulhos 500,000+ Osasco · Ribeirão Preto · Santo André · São Bernardo do Campo · São José dos Campos · Sorocaba 200,000+ Americana · Araraquara · Barueri · Bauru · Carapicuíba · Diadema · Embu · Franca · Guarujá · Hortolândia · Itapevi · Itaquaquecetuba · Jacareí · Jundiaí · Limeira · Marília · Mauá · Mogi das Cruzes · Piracicaba · Praia Grande · Presidente Prudente · Santos · São Carlos · São José do Rio Preto · São Vicente · Sumaré · Suzano · Taboão da Serra · Taubaté 100,000+ Araçatuba · Araras · Atibaia · Barretos · Birigui · Botucatu · Bragança Paulista · Catanduva · Cotia · Cubatão · Ferraz de Vasconcelos · Francisco Morato · Franco da Rocha · Guaratinguetá · Indaiatuba · Itapecerica da Serra · Itapetininga · Itu · Jandira · Jaú · Mogi Guaçu · Ourinhos · Pindamonhangaba · Poá · Ribeirão Pires · Rio Claro · Salto · Santa Bárbara d'Oeste · Santana de Parnaíba · São Caetano do Sul · Sertãozinho · Tatuí · Valinhos · Várzea Paulista · Votorantim   Mesoregion Metropolitana de São Paulo Franco da Rocha Caieiras · Francisco Morato · Franco da Rocha · Mairiporã Guarulhos Arujá · Guarulhos · Santa Isabel Itapecerica da Serra Cotia · Embu · Embu-Guaçu · Itapecerica da Serra · Juquitiba · São Lourenço da Serra · Taboão da Serra · Vargem Grande Paulista Mogi das Cruzes Biritiba-Mirim · Ferraz de Vasconcelos · Guararema · Itaquaquecetuba · Mogi das Cruzes · Poá · Salesópolis · Suzano Osasco Barueri · Cajamar · Carapicuíba · Itapevi · Jandira · Osasco · Pirapora do Bom Jesus · Santana de Parnaíba Santos Bertioga · Cubatão · Guarujá · Praia Grande · Santos · São Vicente São Paulo Diadema · Mauá · Ribeirão Pires · Rio Grande da Serra · Santo André · São Bernardo do Campo · São Caetano do Sul · São Paulo Southeast Region, Brazil Espírito Santo · Minas Gerais · São Paulo · Rio de Janeiro References ^ "Estimativas - Contagem da População 2007". IBGE. http://www.ibge.gov.br/home/estatistica/populacao/contagem2007/popmunic2007layoutTCU14112007.xls. Retrieved 2008-07-11.  This geographical article relating to the state of São Paulo is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v • d • e