San Justo Department, Córdoba

San Justo Department is an administrative district in Córdoba Province, Argentina, covering a vast territory in the eastern part of the province. The territory consists of multiple towns and smaller settlements, with San Francisco serving as the administrative center.

The territory was established as a separate administrative district in 1859, splitting off from a neighboring area as part of administrative reorganization. This division reflected the broader changes happening in the province during that time.

The territory is shaped by different local communities, each maintaining their own traditions and ways of life. These variations across settlements give the region its character and influence how people experience daily life here.

The territory consists of several smaller administrative areas and settlements spread across the region. For navigating and finding services, know that San Francisco is the central location for administrative matters.

Along the eastern boundary of the district lies one of the country's largest saltwater lakes, a natural feature of particular geological interest. This body of water shapes the landscape and makes the border area a geographically distinctive location.

Location: Córdoba Province

Capital city: San Francisco

Elevation above the sea: 108 m

GPS coordinates: -31.43333,-62.06667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:44