Santa Fe Province - Santa Fe (Provinz)

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Santa Fe Province
CapitalSanta Fe
Residents
3.397.532 (2015)
surface
133,007 km²
websitewww.santafe.gov.ar
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Santa Fe is a province in the center Argentina.

Regions

places

Puente Colgante in Santa Fe
  • Rosario - Largest city, 1.2 million inhabitants. Industrial and cultural center.
  • Santa Fe - Capital, 450,000 inhabitants.
  • Reconquista - 100,000 inhabitants, in the north
  • Rafaela - 75,000 inhabitants, in the northwest
  • Venado Tuerto - 75,000 inhabitants, in the southwest

Other goals

  • Puerto Gaboto - Small place where the first settlement on Argentine soil, Sancti Spiritu, originated

background

The province of Sante Fe is one of the most populous provinces in Argentina. The country is flat everywhere, there are no larger elevations in the entire province.

language

getting there

mobility

Tourist Attractions

  • Old town of Santa Fe
  • Cayastá. Ruined city.

activities

kitchen

nightlife

security

climate

The climate is temperate, the summers are warm, with 23-27 ° C and the winters are mild, around 9-15 ° C. Precipitation is between 800 mm a year in the southwest and 1200 mm a year in the northeast, with it being much more rainy in summer than in winter.

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Argentina - regions and provinces

Regions: Argentine chaco • Mesopotamia • Northwest Argentina • Pampas • Patagonia Argentina

Official provinces: Buenos Aires • Catamarca • Chaco • Chubut • Cordoba • Corrientes • Entre Ríos • Formosa • Jujuy • La Pampa • La Rioja • Mendoza • Misiones • Neuquén • Río Negro • Salta • San Juan • San Luis • Santa Cruz • Santa Fe • Santiago del Estero • Tierra del Fuego • Tucuman
Autonomous cities: Buenos Aires
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