Ataliva Roca

Ataliva Roca is a village and rural locality that functions as a municipality in Utracán Department, La Pampa Province, Argentina. The settlement was founded on September 20, 1902, and is located approximately 45 kilometres south of Santa Rosa, the provincial capital. Its principal regional connection is National Route 35, which links it with Santa Rosa and the wider road network of La Pampa. Ataliva Roca is a geographical place name rather than a consumer, corporate, or commercial brand. The available reference material does not identify a branded product portfolio, commercial owner, parent organization, public listing, or marketing activity associated with the name. The 2001 Argentine Census recorded 557 inhabitants, representing a 14.4 percent increase compared with the 1991 census. As a small rural locality, its identity is primarily civic and geographic, grounded in its municipal status, settlement history, location, and relationship with the surrounding province. The supplied brand-oriented input therefore does not match the authoritative subject represented by the Wikipedia article; this dossier preserves the locality rather than redirecting it to another entity with a similar name.

Ataliva Roca was established on September 20, 1902, in what is now Utracán Department of La Pampa Province, Argentina. It developed as a rural settlement in the province’s interior and later came to be recognized as both a village and a municipality. The locality lies about 45 kilometres south of Santa Rosa, La Pampa’s capital, and is connected to the capital by National Route 35. This road connection provides the principal documented link between Ataliva Roca and the provincial urban centre. Census information cited for the locality shows a population of 557 in 2001. That figure was 14.4 percent higher than the population recorded in the 1991 Argentine Census, indicating moderate population growth during the decade. The available reference material does not provide further detail on the settlement’s founding circumstances, municipal administration, economy, institutions, notable buildings, or subsequent demographic changes. Nor does it support treating Ataliva Roca as a commercial brand. Its historical significance in the supplied sources is therefore that of a rural locality founded in the early twentieth century and situated within La Pampa’s network of small settlements.

• 2001

  Population reached 557

  [1]Ataliva Roca — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  The 2001 Argentine Census recorded 557 inhabitants, 14.4 percent more than in 1991.

• 1991

  Population benchmark recorded

  [1]Ataliva Roca — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  The 1991 Argentine Census provided the population baseline later used to measure growth in Ataliva Roca.

• 1902

  Settlement founded

  [1]Ataliva Roca — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org

  Ataliva Roca was founded on September 20, 1902, in the area now forming part of Utracán Department, La Pampa Province.

Not applicable as a commercial brand; Ataliva Roca is a named village and rural municipality.

1. 1Ataliva Roca — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org