Alcira (Estación Gigena)

Alcira (Estación Gigena) is a human settlement in Argentina, not a commercial brand, company, product brand, platform brand, retailer, or trademarked commercial offering. The available evidence identifies it as a locality in the Río Cuarto Department of Córdoba Province, Argentina, founded in 1911. Its official website is a municipal portal providing community services such as pharmacy duty schedules, complaints and suggestions, commerce registration forms, useful telephone numbers, downloadable municipal resources, news, traffic license renewal, and tax payment. Because the subject is a place rather than a brand, this dossier cannot provide brand-specific information such as ownership, products, campaigns, or executives. The entry is marked for review.

Alcira Gigena, also known as Alcira, is a locality founded in 1911 in the Río Cuarto Department of Córdoba Province, Argentina. It is located 170 km from the city of Córdoba on National Route 36 (RN 36) and is crossed by a railway connecting Río Cuarto, Río Tercero, and Córdoba. The main source of income, as in the entire department, is agriculture and livestock. The climate is dry, mild, and pleasant most of the year, with an average temperature of 8 °C in winter and 30 °C in summer. Strong winds blow in August and September. Summer is the rainiest season and winter the driest. Electricity comes from the Río Tercero reservoir and is managed by a Cooperativa Eléctrica y de Servicios. Notable people from Alcira Gigena include Eduardo Omar Saporiti (born 1954), footballer; Víctor Manuel Fernández (born 1962), Roman Catholic clergyman and curial cardinal; and Martín Alejandro Cardetti (born 1975), footballer, coach, and sports manager.

• 1911

  Alcira Gigena was founded as a locality in the Río Cuarto Department of Córdoba Province, Argentina.

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