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Historic

The primitive inhabitants of the region were the Tapuias Indians.
The first exploration of the lands of Entre Rios took place in the 16th century, with sesmarias being granted to House da Torre de Garcia D'Ávila.
Pioneering the lands of the Joanes, Inhambupe and Itapicuru rivers, the bandeirantes settled in the region, developing agriculture and cattle raising. The fertility of the land attracted new settlers who settled to form the village of Nossa Senhora dos Prazeres.3cbr style = "margin: 0px; padding: 0px;" /> A chapel was built, raised to the status of parish in 1848, with the denomination of Nossa Senhora dos Prazeres de Entre Rios, separated from the parish of Divino Espírito Santo de Inhambupe. In 1872, the village, elevated to the village, had its name simplified to Entre Rios.
The toponym, preserving the designation of the village, is due to the location of that nucleus between the rivers Inhambupe and Subaúna.