Kalabaca

Kalabaca takes its name from the Kalabaça, an Indigenous people of the Poti River country near the borderlands of Ceará and Piauí. Their communities have fished in the Poti, hunted and cultivated crops, and are also known as Jandaíra for their use of honey from the jandaíra bee. The river cuts through the Ibiapaba range before flowing west to join the Parnaíba, linking the uplands with the northeastern interior.