Jesús María, Agricultural center in Córdoba Province, Argentina
Jesús María is a town in Córdoba Province located roughly 50 kilometers north of the provincial capital within a valley between hills. It spreads across an elevation of about 530 meters and is shaped by its position and access to transportation routes.
Jesuits established a ranch here in 1618, which gradually grew into a settlement and became an official city in 1873. The founding by this religious community shaped its early structure and growth.
The National Jesuit Museum houses colonial religious objects and documents within its 18th-century walls. The space reflects how faith and religious communities shaped the development of this region.
National Route 9 passes through the city and connects it with larger road networks, making it easy for visitors to arrive. The location is convenient for visiting the museums and exploring the surrounding area.
A major festival has taken place here every January since 1966, drawing thousands of visitors to watch traditional horsemanship and folk dances. The event remains central to local life and showcases traditions that remain alive today.
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