Guarambaré

Guarambaré extends across 30 square kilometers of land at an elevation of 105 meters above sea level in the Central Department of Paraguay.

The district traces its origins to 1538 when Spanish colonizers established a settlement that later became an important Franciscan reduction in the region.

The district name derives from a Guaraní indigenous tribe that inhabited the northeastern territories during the early Spanish colonial period in Paraguay.

Located 29 kilometers from Asunción, Guarambaré maintains connections with neighboring municipalities of Julián Augusto Saldívar, Ypané, and Villeta.

The district maintains a population density of 1,355 inhabitants per square kilometer, making it one of the more concentrated areas in Central Department.

Location: Central Department

Inception: 1538

Elevation above the sea: 105 m

GPS coordinates: -25.49000,-57.46000

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:10