Motuca
Like many other areas in the state of São Paulo, Motuca had its golden period with coffee cultivation and cattle raising.The effective agricultural growth spurred political and administrative development, and on December 31, 1925, it became a district of the municipality of Araraquara.After the 1950s, other crops were replaced by sugarcane cultivation, which gradually took over small farms and sites, leasing land and attracting migrants from the northeastern region.From that period onwards, there was slow economic development, and only on January 9, 1990, did it gain political and administrative autonomy with the creation of the municipality.Data from the 2010 Census: Total Population: 4,290 In telecommunications, the city was served by Telecomunicações de São Paulo.