Aldea San Antonio (Gualeguaychú)

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Aldea San Antonio (Gualeguaychú) is a small town in Entre Ríos Province, Argentina, notable for its strong German Argentine heritage and cultural traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
town
administrativeDivisionOf Entre Ríos Province
belongsTo Republic of Argentina
linked to: Argentina
borderingEntity other rural localities of Gualeguaychú Department
climate humid subtropical climate
continent South America
country Argentina
demographicCharacteristic small population
ethnicOrigin Volga German descendants
governingBody municipal government of Aldea San Antonio
hasBuildingType church
rural houses
hasCulturalEvent German heritage celebrations
local festivals
hasCulturalInstitution local German cultural associations
hasCulturalTradition German cuisine
German festivals
German folk dances
German music
preservation of German language elements
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
livestock farming
rural tourism
hasHeritage European immigrant
German Argentine
hasLocalGovernmentLevel commune / municipality
hasMunicipalStatus municipality
hasNameInLanguage Aldea San Antonio
hasSector primary sector economy
languageUsed Spanish
locatedIn Entre Ríos Province
Gualeguaychú Department
Litoral region of Argentina
nationalSubdivision Argentine province of Entre Ríos
partOf Mesopotamia region of Argentina
populationCharacteristic predominantly of German descent
region eastern Entre Ríos Province
religion Christianity
Roman Catholicism
timeZone Argentina Time
UTC−03:00
topLevelAdministrativeDivision Entre Ríos Province
transportConnection road links to Gualeguaychú
urbanizationLevel rural

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German Argentines hasCommunityIn Aldea San Antonio (Gualeguaychú)
Aldea San Antonio (Paraná Department) hasNameInLanguage Aldea San Antonio (Spanish)
linked to: Aldea San Antonio (Gualeguaychú)