Ituzaingó Department

The department Ituzaingó located in the north of the province of Corrientes in the north- eastern Argentina and is one of 25 administrative units in the province.

To the north it borders, separated by the Río Paraná, Paraguay, on the east by the province of Misiones, on the south by the departments of Santo Tomé, San Martín and Mercedes and to the west by the departments of Concepción and San Miguel.

The capital of the department of the same name is Ituzaingó Ituzaingó near the Río Paraná and the hydroelectric plant Yacyretá.

Population

According to estimates by the INDEC, the population increased from 30,565 inhabitants ( 2001) 42,662 inhabitants in 2005.

Cities and Towns

  • Colonia Liebig's
  • Ituzaingó
  • San Antonio
  • San Carlos
  • Villa Olivari

Bella Vista | Berón de Astrada | Capital | Concepcion | Curuzú Cuatiá | Empedrado | Esquina | General Alvear | General Paz | Goya | Itatí | Ituzaingó | Lavalle | Mburucuyá | Mercedes | Monte Caseros | Paso de los Libres | saladas | San Cosme | San Luis del Palmar | San Martin | San Miguel | San Roque | Santo Tomé | sauce

  • Department ( Corrientes )
Mercedes Department San Miguel Department, Corrientes National Institute of Statistics and Census of Argentina Bella Vista Department Capital Department, Corrientes Empedrado Department Esquina Department General Alvear Department, Corrientes General Paz Department Goya Department Lavalle Department, Corrientes Monte Caseros Department Paso de los Libres Department Saladas Department San Cosme Department San Luis del Palmar Department San Roque Department Sauce Department
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