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Córdoba, abbreviated Cba., And also referred to as La Docta, is the capital city of the Argentine province of Córdoba. It is located in the central region of the country, on both banks of the Suquía River. It is the second most populated city in Argentina after Buenos Aires and the most extensive in the country. Córdoba is an important cultural, economic, educational, financial and entertainment center of the region. It was founded by the Sevillian Jerónimo Luis de Cabrera on July 6,1573, as a town of Spaniards that served as a refuge against the natives, and thus be able to move and trade freely.

The city was declared provisional capital on two occasions: the first, in 1806, during the English Invasions to the Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata and then, in 1955, during the events of the Liberating Revolution. The ejido of the Capital Department has the shape of a square of 24 km on each side, totaling an area of ​​576 km², although the suburban area of ​​this city extends from the end of the 20th century without hiatus to Villa Allende etc., configuring this way to Greater Córdoba. The Capital Department is bordered on the north by the department of Colón. To the east with the department Colón and the department Santa María. To the south with the department Santa María and to the west with the department Santa María and the department Colón. Administratively it is divided into eleven Communal Participation Centers that decentralize it. The 2010 national census established a population of 1 329 604 inhabitants.

The time series reflects a decreasing trend in the population growth rate. It has a centralist urban distribution, with only a few neighborhoods with autonomous life in the center and surroundings, which can be seen in the organization of the routes of the more than 700 collective units, of which almost all of them attend the macro-center. It is an important cultural factory, recipient of university students from all over the country and the world Its University, founded in 1613, is the first in Argentina and the fourth oldest in America. It is considered one of the most important in the continent. It has more than one hundred thousand students. The city has important historical, cultural and touristic points.

La Cañada de Córdoba is the partial channeling of a stream that crosses the city from south to north. The Arco de Córdoba is an important symbol of the culture located in the southeast entrance, on Avenida Amadeo Sabattini. In 2000 Unesco declared the Jesuit Block a World Heritage Site, in 2006 it was named the American Capital of Culture of that year and in 2019 it was the headquarters of the International Congress of the Spanish Language. Its urban profile is of buildings of medium height. In Nueva Córdoba neighborhood the height of them is greater. The Radisson Capitalina Tower, with 37 floors, is the tallest building. In 2006, out of a total of 49 281 companies, 21 423 belonged to the commercial sector, 20 449 to the service sector, and 6984 to the industrial sector.

Regarding the latter it is important to clarify that although the number of companies is not as important as in the commercial one, its weight in the economy is. The primary sector, being minimal in comparison to the rest of the province, has its place in the greenbelt, on the outskirts of the urbanized area. In 2007, the Gross Geographical Product was $ 10,939,049,000, which represents around 3,65% of the Gross Domestic Product of the country. It is distributed in the primary, secondary and tertiary sectors, generating the second PBG in the country and the third one per capita, after Greater Buenos Aires and the Great Rosary. Among its main deficits are the social inclusion of the inhabitants of the slums and slums. In the urban aspect, there is little structural investment in the long term.

Another problem is the sewage system, which is surpassed and reaches only 50.3% of the population, the lowest value among the main cities of the country. He starred in several events of relevance in Argentine history during the twentieth century. It was center of the University Reformation in 1918, the industrialization from 1930, the Liberating Revolution in 1955 and the Cordobazo, in 1969.

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