Yahapé, Rural settlement in Berón de Astrada Department, Argentina
Yahapé is a rural settlement in the northeastern part of Corrientes Province, situated in an area of farmland and natural waterways. The place spreads across flat terrain and is defined by agricultural land use and small dwellings.
The settlement emerged during the agricultural expansion of Corrientes Province as part of San Antonio de Itatí's jurisdiction. Its growth is connected to early settlement patterns and the development of farming activities in the region.
The residents of Yahapé maintain agricultural traditions through regular community events that showcase local produce and farming techniques specific to the region.
Reaching the settlement involves traveling through local roads connected to the main transport network of the department. The area is sparsely populated, so expect longer travel times and occasional bus services rather than frequent ones.
The settlement contributes to the agricultural output of Corrientes Province through the cultivation of yerba mate, a traditional crop central to the local economy.
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