Laguna Limpia

Laguna Limpia is a village and municipality in Chaco Province in northern Argentina. Although the supplied record treats the name as a brand, the authoritative subject is a geographic settlement rather than a commercial product or corporate brand. Its development was closely associated with the construction of the railway through the area. The earliest residents were primarily families of railway construction workers and members of the railway management staff who settled near the emerging station. The name Laguna Limpia, meaning “clear lake” in Spanish, is attributed to a nearby lake whose water was regarded as notably clear. The first people involved in establishing the railway station reportedly referred to the location as the station by the clear lake, a description that was eventually shortened to Laguna Limpia. The settlement was officially formed on 4 September 1944. Laguna Limpia’s later growth is reflected in census figures. According to the 2001 census cited in the reference material, the municipality had 11,876 inhabitants, compared with 433 in the 1991 census. The large difference between those figures is part of the settlement’s documented demographic history, although the available material does not explain the full causes of the change. The locality is connected by Provincial Route 30, described in the reference material as an unpaved road. This route links Laguna Limpia northward with Provincial Route 3, which provides connections toward Presidencia Roca and Pampa del Indio, and southward toward Ciervo Petiso and Colonias Unidas. Provincial Route 42 provides another connection, running southeast toward Las Garcitas. No commercial product portfolio, corporate ownership, brand-management structure, executive team, marketing program, stock listing, or official website is identified in the available sources. Accordingly, the entry is best understood as an encyclopedia record for the municipality and village, not as a conventional consumer or corporate brand profile.

Laguna Limpia developed in connection with the construction of the railway in Chaco Province, northern Argentina. The railway brought workers, supervisory personnel, and their families into an area that previously had not been organized as a formal settlement. The first population was therefore closely tied to the practical requirements of building and operating the railway station. The locality’s name refers to a nearby lake known for the clarity of its water. According to the documented account, people who arrived to establish the station described the place as the station beside the clear lake. Over time, this descriptive expression was shortened to Laguna Limpia, which became the name of the settlement. The village was officially formed on 4 September 1944. The available historical material does not identify an individual founder or describe a separate incorporation process beyond this formation date. It does, however, connect the settlement’s origins to railway infrastructure and to the families of railway construction workers and management staff. Laguna Limpia later became a municipality. Its population history includes a substantial increase between the 1991 and 2001 censuses cited in the reference material: the population rose from 433 inhabitants in 1991 to 11,876 in 2001. The source does not provide a detailed explanation for this change, so no specific demographic, administrative, or economic cause can be assigned here. The settlement’s transport links are primarily regional. Provincial Route 30, described as unpaved, serves as the principal road connection. It runs north to Provincial Route 3 and onward toward Presidencia Roca and Pampa del Indio, while its southern direction connects with Ciervo Petiso and Colonias Unidas. Provincial Route 42 extends southeast toward Las Garcitas. These routes place Laguna Limpia within the road network of northern Chaco. The available reference material contains no evidence that Laguna Limpia is a commercial brand, product line, company, or marketing property. Its significance is geographic and civic: it is a named settlement whose history began with railway construction, whose name preserves a reference to a clear-water lake, and whose present identity is that of a village and municipality in Argentina.

• 1991

  Population recorded in the census

  [1]Laguna Limpiaen.wikipedia.org

  The 1991 census cited in the reference material recorded 433 inhabitants.

• 1944

  Formal formation of the settlement

  [1]Laguna Limpiaen.wikipedia.org

  Laguna Limpia was officially formed on 4 September 1944 after developing around railway construction and station activity.

A geographic settlement and municipality whose identity is associated with railway-era development and the nearby clear-water lake from which its name derives.

1. 1Laguna Limpiaen.wikipedia.org