State of Caeteguaçu
| State of Caeteguaçu Estado do Caeteguaçu (Viratian) Tetama Caeteguaçu (Goitacá) |
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| Overview | |
| Capital (and largest city) | Presidente Alencar |
| Government type | Federative unit |
| Governor (head of state) | Marcelo Fernandes |
| Vice-Governor (head of government) | Henderson Douglas Mendes |
| Legislature | Assembleia Legislativa do Caeteguaçu / Nhemongaba Caeteguaçu (unicameral) |
| Demographics | |
| Population | 1,993,147 |
| Demonym(s) | Caeteguaçuense(s) |
| Language(s) | Viratian (official), Goitacá (official) |
| Religions | • Canonical Soterianity (majority) ↳ Archdiocese of Presidente Alencar • Pietist Soterianity (minority) ↳ Benenuntial Pietist • Folk Soterianity (minority) ↳ Charismatic Soterianity • Caldeckist Spiritism (minority) • Relutionist Soterianity (minority) • Goitacá pantheon (minority) • Irreligious (minority) • other minority religions, spiritualities and new age religions |
| Ethnicity (based on national classifications) | • Pardo: 49.10% • White Ancorian: 19.30% • Indigenous Ancorian: 19.10% • Asterian: 9.20% • Zano-Ancorian: 3.30% |
Caeteguaçu is a state in western Ancoria. Located along the southern shores of the Paraguaçu Sea and the middle reaches of the southern Coari Rainforest, it is bordered to the north by Coari and to the east by Natalândia, with international borders with the State of Yucay and the Kingdom of Guasuguay.
One of the less populous states of the Federation, it remained as an uncertain frontier for much of its history, with the vast majority of its municipalities having been founded in the past 200 years. A major route in Ancoria's highway network, the AN-366 runs through the state, to which trucking is a significant part of the state economy. Under the present constitution, many stretches of land within the state have been set aside as federally-recognized lands for local indigenous peoples.