Detailed Map of Corrientes, Argentina

Corrientes Map, Argentina (-27.4833, -58.8167).

Corrientes is a city located in northeastern Argentina, situated along the western bank of the Paraná River and approximately 1,000 kilometers north of Buenos Aires. Founded in 1588, it is one of the oldest cities in Argentina and serves as the capital of Corrientes Province. The city has a population of around 350,000 residents, making it an important urban center in the region. The economy of Corrientes is primarily based on agriculture, livestock farming, and forestry, with rice, citrus fruits, and timber being key products. Transportation infrastructure includes a network of roads and highways connecting it to other major cities in Argentina, as well as access to the international bridge that links Corrientes to the neighboring city of Resistencia. Notable attractions in Corrientes include the historic Plaza 25 de Mayo, the Cathedral of Corrientes, and the Costanera, a scenic waterfront promenade. The neighborhoods of Corrientes offer a mix of residential areas, vibrant markets, and cultural institutions, reflecting the city's rich history and diverse community.