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Sa Pereira

Sa Pereira is a town in Argentina's Santa Fe Province, founded in 1886.

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Overview

Sa Pereira is a town in the Las Colonias Department of Santa Fe Province, Argentina. It is a geographic settlement rather than a commercial brand, despite the brand-oriented format of this dossier. The settlement was founded in 1886 by Guillermo Lehmann, a figure associated with the development of communities and agricultural colonization in Santa Fe. Its name is also found in the alternative spelling “Sa Pereyra.” Sa Pereira's historical identity is closely connected with the railway network that supported movement, trade, and regional development in Santa Fe during the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. In 1978, the town was the location of a serious railway disaster in which 55 people died. Publicly available reference material supplied for this entry does not provide sufficient information about the town's population, municipal administration, economy, landmarks, transport services, or current institutions. It should therefore be treated as a concise geographic encyclopedia record rather than a conventional brand profile. No corporate owner, parent company, commercial product portfolio, stock listing, or official brand website is identified.

History

Sa Pereira is a settlement in the Las Colonias Department of Santa Fe Province, Argentina. The town was founded in 1886 by Guillermo Lehmann, during a period when Santa Fe was experiencing the expansion of agricultural colonies, new settlements, and railway infrastructure. These developments helped connect rural communities with larger commercial centers and supported the movement of agricultural goods and residents across the province. The available historical reference identifies the founding date and founder but does not provide a detailed account of the town's early institutions, demographic growth, civic organization, or economic development. Sa Pereira is also known by the alternative spelling Sa Pereyra. In 1978, the town became associated with a major railway disaster that caused 55 deaths. The supplied reference records the death toll but does not explain the circumstances of the accident, identify the train or operator, or describe any legal, regulatory, or memorial consequences. Beyond these documented points, current information about Sa Pereira's population, governance, infrastructure, cultural life, and local economy is not available in the reference material. Accordingly, the settlement's documented history remains limited to its nineteenth-century founding and the significant railway tragedy recorded in 1978.

  • 1978

    Railway disaster

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    A railway disaster in Sa Pereira resulted in 55 deaths.

  • 1886

    Foundation of Sa Pereira

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    Guillermo Lehmann founded Sa Pereira in Santa Fe Province, Argentina.

Products and positioning

A local Argentine settlement with historical ties to railway and agricultural development; not a conventional commercial brand.

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