San Antonio de Itatí

San Antonio de Itatí is a town in Corrientes Province in northeastern Argentina. It serves as the head town, or departmental seat, of Berón de Astrada Department. The settlement is a local administrative center rather than a commercial brand or consumer-facing business, so information about products, corporate ownership, executives, marketing campaigns, and financial performance is not applicable or not documented in the cited reference material. The municipality was known as Berón de Astrada from 1910 until 2013, when the municipal name became San Antonio de Itatí. Its identity is therefore primarily civic and geographic, reflecting its role within Corrientes' local-government structure.

San Antonio de Itatí is a settlement in Corrientes Province, Argentina. It is located within Berón de Astrada Department and functions as that department's head town. The available reference material identifies the locality through its administrative role rather than through a documented commercial, industrial, or institutional history. From 1910 to 2013, the municipality used the name Berón de Astrada. In 2013, the municipality adopted the name San Antonio de Itatí, distinguishing the present-day town from the department that continues to be called Berón de Astrada. No reliable information in the supplied sources establishes a founding year, founder, population history, principal industries, notable institutions, or later municipal developments. Accordingly, this entry treats San Antonio de Itatí as a geographic settlement and local-government entity, not as a brand or corporate organization.

• 2013

  Municipality renamed San Antonio de Itatí

  [1]San Antonio de Itatíen.wikipedia.org

  The municipality changed its name from Berón de Astrada to San Antonio de Itatí. Berón de Astrada remains the name of the department for which the town is the administrative seat.

• 1910

  Municipality named Berón de Astrada

  [1]San Antonio de Itatíen.wikipedia.org

  The municipality began using the name Berón de Astrada, a designation it retained for more than a century.

Local administrative and civic center in Corrientes Province

1. 1San Antonio de Itatíen.wikipedia.org