Aguada San Roque

Aguada San Roque is a small village and municipality in the Añelo Department of Neuquén Province in southwestern Argentina. It is located approximately 165 kilometers from the city of Neuquén and about 65 kilometers from Añelo, with access provided by Provincial Route 7. The settlement has a dispersed population of roughly 300 inhabitants. Local economic activity is centered primarily on livestock raising, including cattle, sheep, and goats. Residents are associated with the local Asociación de Fomento Rural (AFR), or Rural Development Association, which supports community and rural-development activities. Aguada San Roque's local administration operates through a development commission rather than a conventional municipal government structure. The commission was established on August 27, 1999, and its first president was María Rosa Zúñiga. The institution initially operated from Escuela 144 and later obtained its own building. Although the supplied subject is presented as a brand, the authoritative Wikipedia entity is a locality and administrative community, not a commercial brand, company, product line, or consumer-facing trademark. No brand portfolio, commercial owner, corporate parent, marketing program, financial disclosure, or official website is identified in the available reference material.

Aguada San Roque is a village and municipality in the Añelo Department of Neuquén Province, southwestern Argentina. The locality is situated approximately 165 kilometers from Neuquén city and 65 kilometers from Añelo. Provincial Route 7 provides access to the settlement. Its population is small and dispersed, with approximately 300 inhabitants reported in the available reference material. The community's economic life is associated with rural production. Residents raise livestock, including cattle, sheep, and goats, and participate in the local Asociación de Fomento Rural, commonly translated as the Rural Development Association. This organization provides a framework for local rural-development activity and community association. Aguada San Roque is administered through a development commission system. The commission was created on August 27, 1999, with María Rosa Zúñiga identified as its first president. The institution began its activities at Escuela 144 and subsequently operated from its own building. The available material does not provide a complete chronology of later officeholders, infrastructure projects, population changes, or administrative reforms. The name is therefore associated primarily with a geographic locality and local administrative community rather than with a commercial brand. No evidence in the supplied sources establishes a consumer-products business, corporate entity, commercial trademark portfolio, advertising history, or brand-management structure. The dossier retains the authoritative geographic subject specified by the Wikipedia path and does not remap it to another entity with a similar name.

• 1999

  Development commission established

  [1]Aguada San Roqueen.wikipedia.org

  Aguada San Roque's development commission was established on August 27, 1999. María Rosa Zúñiga was identified as its first president.

1. 1Aguada San Roqueen.wikipedia.org