Neighborhood Directory

Barrio El Progreso is a mainly residential area with local businesses spread throughout its streets. It attracts families and workers who value practical amenities and straightforward living.

Barrio Jardín I has quiet residential streets, mostly lined with single-family homes. Few commercial spots are found within the neighborhood itself.

Barrio Jardín II is mainly residential with well-kept streets and low-rise houses. Most amenities are local and cater to families.

Barrio Kallsten II features low-rise housing and is mostly residential. Local shops and family services are common, with few nightlife spots.

Barrio Kotur is mostly residential with modest apartment blocks and small family-owned shops. Public transport is frequent and connects easily to central areas.

Barrio Lapachillo is a working-class area in the southwest part of Resistencia. Streets are mostly residential, with basic local shops and modest housing.

Barrio Nueva Argentina is mostly residential with a mix of modest apartment buildings and small local shops. Public transport is accessible, and streets are usually quiet.

Barrio Obrero is a working-class area with active local commerce and many small businesses. Community events and football are part of daily life.

Barrio Residencial is a quiet suburban area with mostly family homes and small local businesses. Streets are calm and green spaces are frequent.

Barrio San Francisco is a residential area with a mix of older homes and newer apartments. Local shops and quiet streets give it a laid-back atmosphere.

Barrio 120 Viviendas is a residential area with rows of low-rise housing blocks, mostly occupied by local families. Basic amenities and small shops are scattered throughout the neighborhood.

Barrrio Aprovi is a quiet residential area with narrow streets and modest apartment blocks. It attracts families looking for affordable housing near central amenities.