Bajada del Agrio

Bajada del Agrio is a village and municipality in the Picunches Department of Neuquén Province in southwestern Argentina. It lies along the Agrio River, a tributary of the Neuquén River, and is connected to the regional road network by Provincial Route 14. The settlement is approximately 60 kilometres north of Zapala and is also situated near Provincial Route 10 and National Route 40. Its identity is geographic and civic rather than commercial: the subject is a local government and populated place, not a consumer brand, company, product line, or corporate group. Available reference material does not identify a commercial owner, parent organization, founder, website, stock-market listing, or branded product portfolio. Population estimates from Neuquén's provincial statistics authority put the locality at 883 inhabitants in 2020, compared with 656 residents recorded in the 2001 census by Argentina's national statistics institute, representing an increase of approximately 34 percent across the cited census period. The settlement's location on the Agrio River and its road connections define its principal geographic context. No reliable source material supplied for this entry describes commercial operations, tourism campaigns, corporate leadership, product launches, scandals, mergers, or other brand-management activity.

Bajada del Agrio is documented as both a village and a municipality in the Picunches Department of Neuquén Province, Argentina. The settlement is located beside the Agrio River, which flows as a tributary of the Neuquén River. Its regional position is described in relation to Zapala and the surrounding road system: Provincial Route 14 provides access from the direction of Zapala, approximately 60 kilometres to the south, while Provincial Route 10 and National Route 40 are also nearby. These connections place the locality within the broader transport network of southwestern Neuquén. The available historical information is primarily demographic and geographic. Argentina's 2001 census recorded 656 inhabitants, while a 2020 estimate produced by the Government of Neuquén's Statistics and Census office counted 883 residents. The later estimate corresponds to an increase of about 34 percent over the earlier census figure. The supplied reference material does not provide a founding date, details of municipal incorporation, names of founders or officeholders, economic-sector statistics, or a fuller institutional chronology. It also does not support treating Bajada del Agrio as a commercial brand. Accordingly, its relevant encyclopedia profile is that of a civic settlement and municipality whose principal distinguishing features are its river location, departmental setting, road access, and modest population growth.

• 2020

  Provincial population estimate

  [1]Bajada del Agrioen.wikipedia.org

  A population estimate from the Government of Neuquén's Statistics and Census office counted 883 inhabitants, approximately 34 percent more than the 2001 census figure.

• 2001

  Population recorded in the national census

  [1]Bajada del Agrioen.wikipedia.org

  Argentina's 2001 census recorded 656 inhabitants in Bajada del Agrio.

A local municipality and settlement in Neuquén Province, defined by its position on the Agrio River and its connections to regional roads rather than by commercial brand positioning.

1. 1Bajada del Agrioen.wikipedia.org