Guassussê is the geographically largest district in the municipality of Orós, Ceará, Brazil. According to the IBGE, the estimated population in 2013 was 2,880 inhabitants.^{[citation needed]} Known as "channel", a small river flows through the district.

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Guassussê's history is marked by the construction of the Orós Dam under President Juscelino Kubitschek. In 1960, when the village of Conceição do Buraco was flooded by the waters of the newly inaugurated dam, the population needed to evacuate in the middle of the night to save their lives. Distraught, residents ended up on the other side of the hills running through the region, in the property of Manoel Raimundo Montanha. He gave part of his property to the homeless and they restarted their lives in that place that later was named Guassussê.

The Guassussê district depends largely on agriculture, livestock and local businesses.

The predominant religion is Catholicism, characterised by devotion to the district's patron saint, Our Lady of Conception. However, reflecting the phenomenon presented throughout Brazil, the number of evangelicals has increased considerably.

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