Neighborhood Directory

Barrio Aeroestación lies near the city's airport, with housing mainly for airport workers and nearby businesses. Streets are quiet, and most of the area is utilitarian.

Barrio Agua Potable is a quiet residential area with mostly single-story homes and limited commercial activity. Families and older residents make up much of the population here.

Barrio Hertman is a mostly residential area known for local housing blocks and a few small shops. Streets are quiet with limited nightlife options.

Barrio Hospital centers around the main hospital, with quiet residential streets and small shops. The area sees steady foot traffic during weekday mornings.

Barrio Iprodha is a residential zone built with government housing projects. Most residents commute for work and services.

Barrio Itatí is a modest residential area with basic infrastructure and limited public spaces. Local shops and services cater mainly to everyday needs.

Barrio Maracaná is a mostly residential area with some local shops and small eateries. It attracts families and workers from nearby industrial zones.

Barrio Sacachista sits near industrial areas, with few residential blocks and limited commercial activity. Transport trucks and warehouses dominate the main streets.

Barrio San Martín is a mostly residential area with local businesses and small parks. Streets are quiet, and apartment blocks are common.

Barrio Telecom is known for its cluster of technology businesses and office buildings. Housing is limited and mostly suited for short-term workers.

Barrio Unión is a residential zone with modest homes and small local businesses. Public transport options connect it to the city center, but local infrastructure is limited.

Barrio Whitman is a residential district with a mix of older single-family homes and modest apartment buildings. Local shops line the main avenue and schools are nearby.

Bº Cerro Bonito sits on the city's edge, mostly residential with basic local shops and limited public transport. Streets are quiet, and homes are spaced out.

Bº Iprodha is a residential neighborhood mostly made up of housing built by the Instituto Provincial de Desarrollo Habitacional. Streets are quiet, and local amenities are limited.