El Tío

El Tío is a human settlement in Argentina, located in San Justo Department, Córdoba Province, beside National Route 19 about 130 km from the city of Córdoba. According to the 2022 INDEC census it had 2,378 inhabitants, a 20% increase over the 1,903 recorded in 2010. The community maintains a municipal government whose official website publishes local news on culture, education, public works, sports, health and civic administration. In 2022 the locality presented a Digital Historical Archive compiled by historian Facundo Santiago Seara, declared of municipal interest by Decree No. 205/2022, gathering more than 5,000 historical documents. Because the subject is a place and a municipal administration rather than a company, product brand, retailer or trademarked commercial offering, it does not qualify as a brand entry for this knowledge base.

El Tío is a locality in San Justo Department, Córdoba Province, Argentina, situated along National Route 19 approximately 130 km from the provincial capital, Córdoba. Its population grew from 1,903 residents in the 2010 census to 2,378 in 2022, an increase of about 20%. In 2022 the community presented the Digital Historical Archive of El Tío, compiled by historian Facundo Santiago Seara and declared of municipal interest through Decree No. 205/2022; the repository holds more than 5,000 historical documents and was made available to the municipality and local institutions. The area is part of a region with frequent but low-intensity seismic activity, with notable earthquakes recorded in 1908, 1947, 1955, 2004 and 2009. The locality is governed by a municipal administration, whose official website reports on local affairs including culture, education, public works, sports and health. As a human settlement and municipal government, El Tío is not a commercial brand, company or trademarked product.

• 2010 census records 1,903 inhabitants in El Tío.

• 2022 census records 2,378 inhabitants, a 20% increase over 2010.

• 2022: Digital Historical Archive of El Tío presented, compiled by historian Facundo Santiago Seara and declared of municipal interest by Decree No. 205/2022.

1. 1El Tío official municipal websiteeltio.gob.ar
2. 2El Tío – Wikidatawikidata.org
3. 3El Tío – Wikipedia (Spanish)es.wikipedia.org