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Tamoio

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Tamoio

Coordinates-21.91°, -48.05°

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The Tamoio were a Tupi-speaking indigenous group that inhabited the coast of the present-day states of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Their territory included the Bay of Guanabara, extending from what is now Rio de Janeiro to the northern coast of São Paulo, near the city of Bertioga. The group’s population is estimated at approximately 70,000 people at the time of European contact.

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