General Pinedo

General Pinedo is a town in northern Argentina, located in Chaco Province. It serves as the head town of the Doce de Octubre Department and lies approximately 227 kilometres west of the provincial capital, Resistencia. The settlement was founded on 25 May 1912 and sits at an elevation of about 78 metres above sea level. According to 2001 census data, it had a population of 11,332. The town is administered by a local municipality, with an official government website at municipiopinedo.gob.ar. As a municipal entity rather than a commercial brand, General Pinedo functions as a public-sector administrative unit providing local governance and services to its residents.

General Pinedo was founded on 25 May 1912 in what is now Chaco Province, Argentina. It developed as a settlement in the northern part of the country and became the administrative seat of the Doce de Octubre Department. The town is situated approximately 227 kilometres west of Resistencia, the provincial capital, at an elevation of 78 metres. By the 2001 census, the population stood at 11,332. The municipality operates an official government website, municipiopinedo.gob.ar, through which local public services and administrative information are provided. The town's name honours a historical figure, though the specific namesake is not detailed in the available evidence.

• Founded on 25 May 1912

• Recorded population of 11,332 in the 2001 census

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