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Santiago, Paraguay

Santiago is a city in Paraguay, located in the Misiones Department in the south of the country. Toponym Originally named San Ignacio de Caaguazú, it was re-founded in the Misiones department, Paraguay, in 1669 with the name of Santiago Apostol. History Santiago is an old Jesuit mission city and today still preserves many characteristics of colonial times, like its large main square, the "house of the Indians" and a museum that preserves objects of art from colonial times. During colonial times, Santiago had a population of about 3,000 inhabitants. During the holidays, it organized the Opera of Santiago. Geography Santiago is located 278 kilometers from Asunción, the capital Paraguay. It is located on a hill between the cities of Ayolas and San Patricio. The geography of Santiago is characterized by rolling hills, forests, and grasslands. The city is surrounded by dense forests and agricultural land, with the Paraguayan Chaco to the west and the Paraná Plateau to the east. The Tebicuary River is an important part of the geography of Santiago, providing a source of water for agriculture and transportation. The river is also home to a variety of fish species, which support the local fishing industry. Climate In summer, the temperature reaches 39 °C, and in winter can drop to 0 °C. The average annual temperature is 21 °C. The climate of Santiago is subtropical, Santiago has relatively stable warm temperatures for most of the year. There are also frequent waves of cool air from the south. This can cause the weather to alternate between clear and stormy conditions quickly. During the winter months some days and nights can be close to freezing temperatures. However most winter days are usually cool to mild. Santiago rarely sees multiple days with below freezing temperatures in any given winter. There is a distinct rainy season from October to April. This ensures the region receives ample rainfall, which supports the growth of lush vegetation and crops. Demographics Santiago has a population of 7,702 inhabitants, 4,017 men and 3,685 women, according to the General Direction of Polls, Statistics and Census. References Citations Sources External links Secretaria Nacional de Turismo ABC Digital "Así es Nuestro País" MISIONES (VIII Departamento) Turismo en Misiones
Santiago (Paraguay)

Santiago est un district paraguayen, situé dans le département de Misiones. En 2022, il compte 5 995 habitants. Histoire Ancienne réduction jésuite, Santiago conserve de nombreux éléments coloniaux bien préservés, tels que sa grande place centrale, la maison indienne et le musée qui abrite des objets et des œuvres d'art de l'époque coloniale. Durant la période jésuite, Santiago était un village important de par sa population. Selon Félix de Azara, il comptait environ 3 151 habitants, mais lors de sa visite en 1784, ce nombre avait chuté à 1 215 Jumelage Boadilla de Rioseco, Espagne Notes et références Annexes Bibliographie (es) Geografía Ilustrada del Paraguay. Distribuidora Aramí SRL. 2007. (ISBN 99925-68-04-6). (es) Geografía del Paraguay. Editorial Hispana Paraguay SRL. 1re édition. 1999. Portail du Paraguay
Santiago (Paraguay)

Santiago, chiamato anche Santiago de las Misiones, è un centro abitato del Paraguay, nel Dipartimento di Misiones. La località si trova a 278 km dalla capitale del paese Asunción; forma uno dei 10 distretti in cui è diviso il dipartimento. In passato fu un'importante riduzione gesuita. Popolazione Al censimento del 2002 Santiago contava una popolazione urbana di 2.049 abitanti (6.751 nel distretto). Storia Fondata originariamente sulla sponda del fiume Apa con il nome di San Ignacio de Caaguazú, la “riduzione” fu poi rifondata nella sua attuale ubicazione nel 1669 con il nome di Santiago Apóstol; del suo passato gesuita il paese conserva ancora diverse testimonianze, come la “casa de Indios” e un museo che espone oggetti di epoca coloniale. Economia L'attività più praticata nella zona è quella dell'allevamento. L'attività agricola produce inoltre mais, canna da zucchero, cotone e soia. Turismo La popolazione di Santiago mantiene vive le antiche tradizioni; per questo ogni anno si svolge in paese la Fiesta de la Tradición Misionera dove artisti e domatori di tutto il Cono Sur mostrano le loro abilità nella doma di puledri e nelle corse dei cavalli. Nell'occasione vengono serviti piatti tipici della tradizione del Paraguay, come il mbejú e il chipa. All'interno del distretto, nell'Estancia Tacuatí si celebra invece il Festival de la Doma y Folclore. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Santiago Collegamenti esterni (ES) Gobernación de Misiones – Sito ufficiale, su gobernacionmisiones.org. URL consultato il 29 dicembre 2009 (archiviato dall'url originale il 7 gennaio 2010). (ES) Misiones.com, su misiones.com.py. URL consultato il 29 dicembre 2009 (archiviato dall'url originale il 13 gennaio 2010).
Santiago (Paraguai)

Santiago é uma cidade do Paraguai, Departamento Misiones. Possui uma população de 7.702 habitantes. Sua economia é baseada na pecuária. Transporte O município de Santiago é servido pelas seguintes rodovias: Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade ao município de Ayolas Ruta 01, que liga a cidade de Assunção ao município de Encarnación (Departamento de Itapúa). Referências
Ybytymí

Ybytymí est un district paraguayen, situé dans le département de Paraguarí. En 2022, il compte 5 360 habitants. Notes et références Annexes Bibliographie (es) Geografía Ilustrada del Paraguay, Distribuidora Arami SRL; 2007. (es) Geografía del Paraguay, 1re édition, 1999, Editorial Hispana Paraguay SRL. Portail du Paraguay
Ybytymí

Ybytymí è un centro abitato del Paraguay; è situato nel dipartimento di Paraguarí, ad una distanza di circa 110 km dalla capitale del paese, Asunción, e forma uno dei 17 distretti del dipartimento. Popolazione Al censimento del 2002 la località contava una popolazione urbana di 547 abitanti (6.630 nel distretto). Caratteristiche Fondata nel 1783 dal governatore spagnolo Pedro Melo de Portugal y Villena, Ybytymí è una comunità rurale duramente colpita dalla dismissione della ferrovia che la collegava al resto del paese dal 1889. Nella località è presente un'antica chiesa risalente al 1857, nella quale è conservato un pregevole altare intagliato in legno. Economia La popolazione di Ybytymí si occupa essenzialmente di agricoltura; spicca tra tutte la coltivazione della cipolla. L'allevamento di polli e maiali completa l'economia di sussistenza della zona. Esiste una fortissima emigrazione giovanile verso località più sviluppate in Paraguay e in Argentina. Note
Ybytimí

Ybytimí – miasto w departamencie Paraguarí w Paragwaju. Według danych na rok 2020 miasto zamieszkują 7474 osoby, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosi 19 os./km². Demografia Ludność historyczna: Ludność według grup wiekowych na rok 2020: Struktura płci na rok 2020: Klimat Klimat jest wilgotny i subtropikalny. Średnia temperatura wynosi 21 °C. Najcieplejszym miesiącem jest styczeń (26 °C), a najzimniejszym jest czerwiec (15 °C). Średnie opady deszczu wynoszą 2081 milimetrów rocznie. Najbardziej wilgotnym miesiącem jest kwiecień (362 milimetry deszczu), a najbardziej suchym miesiącem jest sierpień – 54 milimetry. Infrastruktura Przez miasto przebiega Ruta 1 łącząca Ybytimí ze stolicą kraju Asunción. Przypisy
Ybytymí

Ybytymí é uma cidade do Paraguai, Departamento Paraguarí. Possui uma população de 7.333 habitantes. Sua economia é baseada na pecuária. Transporte O município de Ybytymí é servido pelas seguintes rodovias: Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade ao município de La Colmena Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade de Villarrica (Departamento de Guairá) ao município de Paraguarí Referências
Itacurubí de la Cordillera

Itacurubí de la Cordillera is a town in the Cordillera Department of Paraguay, located 92 km of Asunción. Etymology Its name means Itacurubí Guarani Itakuruvi, 'crushed rock.' Weather The climate in the department of Cordillera is warm and dry. The average temperature is 22 °C, the highest in summer and 39 degrees minimum in winter, grade 3. History Founded on September 18, 1871 by residents of the area, named "Aguilera", is also known as "Garden of the Cordillera." He was formerly a place of recreation and entertainment for Asuncenos. The patronal feast is celebrated on 8 October, in honor of Nuestra Señora del Rosario, patron of the city. Currently, there are a popular movement for its inhabitants to the official date of the founding of this city is on 7 October 1871, saw no objective evidence of the exact date of its founding. Economy Residents of Itacurubí engaged in agriculture, there are small factories honey cane. In addition, among the crafts include pottery, crochet, making quilts and poyvi. Transportation Access to the city of Itacurubí dela Cordillera by Route II "Mcal. José Félix Estigarribia." Tourism Approximately 1km from the city centre, along the Yhagüy River, is the Grotto Itá Koty (which in Guarani means "stone room"). Throughout the area there are numerous spas. Itacurubí of the Cordillera has become a place of tourist attraction for domestic and international under the various resorts on the Yhagüy River which, in Guarani, means "water under the shade". It is that indeed the Yhagüy, approximately 85% of their journey, it does so under leafy trees in a natural forest. Likewise, the Yhagüy River slips Mans its crystalline waters on fine white sand and clear 500 meters from the city centre. Its inhabitants, "itacurubienses", are accustomed to the presence of tourists. Notable people Blas Cáceres, footballer Sources World Gazeteer: Paraguay – World-Gazetteer.com Secretaria Nacional de Turismo
Itacurubí de la Cordillera

Itacurubí de la Cordillera (en guarani : Itakuruvi) est un district paraguayen, situé dans le département de Cordillera. En 2022, il compte 8 961 habitants. Notes et références Annexes Bibliographie (es) Geografía Ilustrada del Paraguay. Distribuidora Aramí SRL. 2007. (ISBN 99925-68-04-6). (es) Geografía del Paraguay. Editorial Hispana Paraguay SRL. 1re édition. 1999. Liens externes Site officiel Portail du Paraguay
Itacurubí de la Cordillera

Itacurubí de la Cordillera è un centro abitato del Paraguay, situato nel Dipartimento di Cordillera, a 87 km dalla capitale del paese, Asunción. Forma uno dei 20 distretti in cui è diviso il dipartimento. Popolazione Al censimento del 2002 la località contava una popolazione urbana di 3.527 abitanti (9.859 nel distretto). Origine del nome Il nome del centro abitato in lingua guaraní significa “pietra tritata”. Caratteristiche Fondata a metà del XIX secolo dalla famiglia di Manuel Antonio Aguilera, un operaio originario di Villeta che aveva scoperto il luogo lavorando alla strada di collegamento tra Asunción e Barrero Grande (oggi chiamata Eusebio Ayala) voluta da Carlos Antonio López, Itacurubí de la Cordillera fu ufficialmente proclamata distretto il 1 ottobre 1871 dal presidente Cirilo Antonio Rivarola. La località sorge sulle sponde del torrente Yhaguy, che forma nei suoi paraggi una serie di spiagge fluviali sfruttate dalla popolazione; poco lontano dal centro abitato la grotta di Itá Koty, prodotta dall'erosione degli agenti atmosferici, è considerata una notevole bellezza naturale. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Itacurubí de la Cordillera Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su mitacurubi.gov.py.
Itacurubí de la Cordillera

Itacurubí de la Cordillera é uma cidade do Paraguai, Departamento Cordillera. Transporte O município de Itacurubí de la Cordillera é servido pelas seguintes rodovias: Caminho em terra ligando a cidade ao município de Isla Pucú Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade ao município de Mbocayaty del Yhaguy Ruta 02, que liga o município de Coronel Oviedo (Departamento de Caaguazú) a Assunção Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade ao município de Piribebuy Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade ao município de Valenzuela Referências
San Salvador, Paraguay

San Salvador is a district of the Guairá Department, Paraguay. It is located in 18 kilometers southwest of Villarrica. Area This district has an area of 14 square kilometers, with a total population of 3,483 inhabitants and a population density of 24.88 inhabitants per square kilometer. Limits North: The city of Villarrica, capital of the department. South: The Iturbe district. West: The Borja district. East: The Ñumí and Iturbe districts. Hydrography The following streams flow through the district: Remansito. Yhacá Guazú. Itacuña. Demographics According to the data provided by the General Office of Statistics, Polls and Census, this is the data of the San Salvador district: Population from 0 to 14 years old: 35.2% Population from 15 to 64 years old: 56.4% Population from 65 years old: 8.4% Average number of children per family: 3.1 kids Illiteracy rate: 10.5% Percentage of the population occupied in agricultural activities: 65.6% Percentage of houses with electricity: 89.4% Percentage of houses with water service: 33.8% Economy The inhabitants in this district are involved in the cultivation of wheat, sugar-cane, tobacco, cotton and grapes. They also participate in the breeding of cows, sheep, pigs and horses. References “Tiempos del mundo”. Geografía del Paraguay. Che Retá Paraguay. Datos del la DGEEC. ABC Color. Ultima Hora.
San Salvador (Paraguay)

San Salvador est un district du département de Guairá, au Paraguay. Géographie Située à 18 km au sud-ouest de la capitale départementale, Villarrica, et à quelque 200 km d'Asuncion, elle s'étend sur 140 km2. Sa population s'élève à 3 483 habitants en 2008. Histoire San Salvador était autrefois regroupée avec Borja. Elle s'en est séparée en 1951. Économie L'économie de San Salvador repose sur l'agriculture (blé, canne à sucre, coton, tabac, vigne) et l'élevage. Références Portail du Paraguay
San Salvador (Paraguai)

San Salvador é uma cidade e distrito do Paraguai localizado no departamento de Departamento Guairá. Transporte O município de San Salvador é servido pelas seguintes rodovias: Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade ao município de Villarica Caminho em pavimento ligando a cidade de Ñumí ao município de Acahay (Departamento de Paraguarí) Referências
Coronel Bogado (Paraguay)

Coronel Bogado ist eine Stadt und Distrikt im Departamento Itapúa im Süden von Paraguay, 49 km westlich von Encarnación gelegen. Sie hat etwa 21.000 Einwohner und ist nach einem paraguayischen Held der südamerikanischen Unabhängigkeitskriege benannt. Der Distrikt wurde am 2. Mai 1913 gegründet. Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg siedelten sich in der Region zahlreiche Tschechen und Slowaken an. Der Haupterwerbszweig ist die Landwirtschaft, in der Baumwolle, Weizen, Maniok, der Mate-Strauch, Erdnüsse, Bohnen, Soja, Mais, Reis und Wassermelonen angebaut werden. Daneben gibt es im Distrikt verschiedene Unternehmen der Lebensmittelindustrie, darunter der größte Hersteller der traditionellen paraguayischen Backware Chipa. Durch die Stadt führt von Asunción kommend die Ruta 1 nach Encarnación an der Grenze zu Argentinien. Östlich der Stadt zweigt die Ruta 8 ab, die 588 Kilometer nach Norden bis an die Grenze zu Brasilien bei Bella Vista Norte führt. Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Coronel Bogado

Coronel Bogado District is a town and district in the Itapúa Department of Paraguay. The district spans 687.2 square kilometers and its population reached 17,192 residents as of the 2022 Paraguayan census. It is located in the southern part of the country, about 320 kilometers south of the national capital, Asunción and 47 kilometers northwest of the department capital, Encarnación. Strategically positioned along National Route 1, Coronel Bogado is widely recognized as the "National Capital of the Chipa," a title it was granted officially in 2017. Geography and location Coronel Bogado is located in the southern part of Paraguay, in the Itapúa Department, about 320 kilometers south of the national capital, Asunción and 47 kilometers northwest of the department capital, Encarnación. Demographics According to data from the General Directorate of Statistics of Paraguay, the population of Coronel Bogado grew from 17,065 inhabitants recorded in the 2002 Paraguayan census to 17,192 inhabitants recorded in the 2022 Paraguayan census, representing an annual growth rate of 0.04% over the two decade period. Across the district's total area of 687.2 square kilometers, this population size yields a population density of 25.02 people per square kilometer. The 2022 census data revealed a highly balanced gender distribution, consisting of 8,561 males and 8,631 females, each comprising approximately 50% of the population. Structurally, the population is mostly urban and working age. Approximately 56.5% (9,709 people) reside in urban centers compared to 43.5% (7,483 people) in rural areas, while 64.9% (11,153 people) fall into the 15-64 age bracket, with children aged 0-14 making up 23.1% (3,967 people) and elderly residents aged 65 and older accounting for the remaining 12.1% (2,072 people). Economy Coronel Bogado is known as the "Chipa Capital", due to the production and sale of chipa, a traditional Paraguayan bread, serving as a primary source of employment in the district. The history of the chipa in Coronel Bogado started in 1940 with the first chipa maker Rosalía del Carmen Rodríguez, from Asunción, affectionately known as Ña Rosa. Today, local chiperías are located along National Route 1 as popular stops for travelers. In 2017, the National Directorate of Intellectual Property officially designated Coronel Bogado as the "National Capital of the Chipa." The district partners with national authorities to host the annual National Chipa Festival on 29 December. Among the most popular recipes are: chipa aramirõ (with starch), chipa with rings, chipa with cheese, chipa so'o (with meat), chipa with ham and cheese filling, and chipa mestiza (with both starch and cornmeal). As for its ingredients, the traditional version contains: cassava starch, Paraguayan cheese, lard, anise, and in some cases, a little cornmeal. Traditionally, it is baked in a clay oven called a tatakua, but can be baked in an electric oven too. References
Coronel José Félix Bogado

Coronel José Félix Bogado est un district paraguayen situé dans le département d'Itapúa. En 2022, le district compte 22 317 habitants. Démographie Selon le recensement de 2022, la ville compte 22 317 habitants, d'après les données de l'Institut national de statistique du Paraguay. Histoire Autrefois appelée Ka'i Puente, la ville est élevée au rang de district en 1913. Son nom rend hommage à un modeste soldat paraguayen qui s'engage dans l'armée de José de San Martín et est promu colonel par Simón Bolívar après la bataille d'Ayacucho. Économie L'agriculture est la principale activité économique de Coronel Bogado ; la ville est également connue comme la « capitale de la chipa », un plat typique paraguayen auquel est consacré un important festival folklorique. Notes et références Liens externes Portail du Paraguay
Coronel Bogado

Coronel José Félix Bogado, il cui nome è spesso abbreviato in Coronel Bogado e scritto nella forma Cnel. Bogado, è una città del Paraguay, nel dipartimento di Itapúa. La località, che dista 319 km dalla capitale del paese Asunción, forma uno dei 30 distretti in cui è suddiviso il dipartimento. Popolazione Al censimento del 2002 la località contava una popolazione urbana di 9 388 abitanti (17 065 nel distretto), secondo i dati della Dirección General de Estadística, Encuestas y Censos. Storia Nota anticamente con il nome di Ka'i Puente, la città fu elevata al rango di distretto nel 1913. Il nome è un omaggio ad un modesto soldato paraguaiano, arruolatosi nell'esercito di José de San Martín e promosso sul campo colonnello da Simón Bolívar dopo la battaglia di Ayacucho. Economia La città di Coronel Bogado ha come principale attività economica l'agricoltura; è anche conosciuta come "capitale della chipa", piatto tipico paraguaiano al quale dedica un importante festival folcloristico. Infrastrutture e trasporti Coronel Bogado è situata all'intersezione tra la strada nazionale 1, principale arteria di comunicazione tra Asunción ed Encarnación, e la strada nazionale 8 che unisce la frontiera brasiliana con il sud del Paraguay. Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Coronel Bogado
Coronel Bogado (Paraguai)

Coronel Bogado é um distrito do Paraguai, localizado no departamento de Itapúa. Possui 20 887 habitantes. Seu nome vem da homenagem ao militar José Félix Bogado. Antigamente se chamava Ka'í Puente. Transporte O município de Coronel Bogado é servido pelas seguintes rodovias: Ruta 01, que liga a cidade de Assunção ao município de Encarnación. Ruta 08, que liga a cidade ao município de San Estanislao ((Departamento de San Pedro) Caminho em pavimento ligando o município a cidade de San Cosme y Damián Referências
Los Cedrales District

Los Cedrales is a district of the Alto Paraná Department, Paraguay. It occupies an area of 881 km2 (340 sq mi). As per the 2022 census, it had a population of 11,959 individuals. It was officially established on 16 January 1990. History Los Cedrales was established officially as a district by the Law 60/89 enacted on 16 January 1990. It was carved out of the districts of Presidente Franco and Domingo Martínez de Irala. Geography Los Cedrales is a district located in the Alto Paraná Department in Paraguay. It occupies an area of 403.1 km2 (155.6 sq mi). It is separated from the Presidente Franco and Minga Pora districts to the north by the Monday and Cedroty rivers, and Domingo Martínez de Irala to the south by the Ytuti river, a tributary of the Paraná River. Los Cedrales is located at an elevation of 221.66 m (727.2 ft) above sea level. The district has a tropical savanna climate (Koppen Classification: Aw). The average annual temperature is 23.73 °C (74.71 °F). The district receives an average annual rainfall of 19.82 cm (7.80 in) and has 160.58 rainy days in a year. Demographics As per the 2022 census, Los Cedrales had a population of 7,258 inhabitants of which 3,769 were males and 3,489 were females. About 58.2% of the population was classified rural, and the rest (41.8%) lived in urban areas. About 26.7% of the population was below the age of fourteen, and 7.7% was more than 65 years of age. Culture and economy The economy is mainly dependent on agriculture. Major agricultural produce includes soybean, maize, wheat, and sunflower. The patron saint is Virgin Aparecida, who has a chapel dedicated to her. The Los Cedrales historical museum was opened in 2017, and preserves various artifacts related to its history. References