Rosario de Lerma

Rosario de Lerma is a town in the center of Salta Province in northwestern Argentina. It serves as the administrative seat of Rosario de Lerma Department and is situated along the Rosario River, approximately 35 kilometers southwest of the provincial capital, Salta, and northwest of Cabra Corral Dam. The settlement is part of the regional urban and administrative network surrounding the Salta metropolitan area, although the available reference material does not establish it as a commercial brand, company, product line, or consumer-facing trademark. The town's geographic identity is closely associated with the Rosario River and the broad valleys of Salta Province. Its location places it within an area connected to the provincial capital by road and regional transport routes. Rosario de Lerma's municipal role is reflected in its position as the departmental capital, making it a local center for public administration and community services. The available census reference records a population of 21,592 inhabitants in the 2001 national census conducted by Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Census. No later population figure is supplied in the source material used for this dossier. The town is also represented in provincial and national municipal-information resources, including references maintained by Argentine government institutions and the Salta Chamber of Deputies. Because the authoritative Wikipedia subject is a place rather than a business or branded offering, conventional brand attributes such as products, flagship offerings, positioning, executives, campaigns, pricing decisions, and corporate ownership are not applicable or are undocumented. This entry therefore treats Rosario de Lerma as the specified geographic entity and does not remap it to another organization or namesake.

Rosario de Lerma is a settlement in central Salta Province, Argentina. The available references identify it as a town located beside the Rosario River and as the head town of Rosario de Lerma Department. Its setting is approximately 35 kilometers southwest of Salta, the provincial capital, and northwest of Cabra Corral Dam. The sources provided for this dossier do not give a founding date, the name of a founder, a detailed account of colonial or precolonial development, or a chronology of municipal institutional changes. Accordingly, no such details are added here. The documented civic significance of Rosario de Lerma derives primarily from its role as a departmental administrative center and from its location within the regional geography of Salta Province. The 2001 national census recorded 21,592 inhabitants. This figure is a historical census observation rather than a current population estimate. The town is referenced in Argentine municipal-information materials maintained through national government channels, and it also appears in information associated with the Salta Chamber of Deputies. These institutional references support its status as an established municipality or local government center, but the supplied material does not provide enough detail to summarize specific administrations, public works, economic sectors, or demographic changes. Rosario de Lerma is therefore best understood in this record as a geographic settlement, not a conventional brand. Its name may function as a place identifier in civic, geographic, and administrative contexts, but no evidence supplied here describes branded products, commercial campaigns, corporate ownership, or a formal brand strategy.

• 2001

  Population recorded in the national census

  [1]Rosario de Lermaen.wikipedia.org

  Argentina's 2001 census recorded 21,592 inhabitants for Rosario de Lerma.

1. 1Rosario de Lermaen.wikipedia.org