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Serrito de Cangussu, Rio Grande do Sul (SRS-0425)

Atlas do Imperio do Brasil, 1868

Other names: Nossa Sra. do Rosário do Serrito, Cerrito Velho, Cerrito (1937)

The old settlement of Nossa Senhora do Rosário do Serrito near Pelotas only in about 1890 became a district in the Município of Cangussu (now spelled Canguçu), located a good 300 km southwest of the provincial capital Porto Alegre. In April 1959, the town transferred as Cerrito to the newly created Município of Pedro Osório and received its administrative autonomy in December 1995.

The local post office came into being in August 1887, as Luís Claudio Fritzen writes in Agencias Postais da Provincia de São Pedro do Sul durante o Império Brasileiro (Rio Grande Filatélico 49, Porto Alegre, 2007). This is confirmed by the report of the provincial president:

Relatório do Presidente da Província, 1887

So far, no postmark of the imperial period has been found from this locality.

Provincia de São Pedro, 1877

Andere Namen: Nossa Sra. do Rosário do Serrito, Cerrito Velho, Cerrito (1937)

Die alte Siedlung von Nossa Senhora do Rosário do Serrito bei Pelotas wurde erst ca. 1890 zu einem Distrikt im Município von Cangussu (heute Canguçu geschrieben), der gut 300 km südwestlich der Provinzhauptstadt Porto Alegre entfernt lag. Im April 1959 wechselte der Ort als Cerrito zum neu gegründeten Município von Pedro Osório und erhielt seine Verwaltungsautonomie im Dezember 1995.

Das örtliche Postamt entstand im August 1887, wie Luís Claudio Fritzen in Agencias Postais da Provincia de São Pedro do Sul durante o Império Brasileiro (Rio Grande Filatélico 49, Porto Alegre, 2007) schreibt. Dies wird durch den Bericht des Provinzpräsidenten bestätigt:

Relatório do Presidente da Província, 1887

Bisher wurde kein Poststempel der Kaiserzeit aus dieser Ortschaft gefunden.

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Brazilian-German philatelist who lives in Germany since 1981.

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