James Craik

James Craik is a town located in the Tercero Arriba department of Córdoba Province, Argentina. It is situated in the heart of the Pampas plains, a region with significant agricultural and livestock development. According to the 2022 INDEC census, it has 5,988 inhabitants. The town is known as the National Capital of the Dairy Farm (Capital Nacional del Tambo). The name comes from James Craik, a Scottish businessman born in 1848 in Castle Douglas, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, who in 1881 became manager of the Central Argentine Railway. The original name of the settlement, Chañares, was replaced by the name of its railway station, James Craik. The subject is a municipality, not a commercial brand, company, or product.

James Craik is a town in the Tercero Arriba department of Córdoba Province, Argentina. It is located in the Pampas plains, a region with strong agricultural and livestock activity. The settlement was originally called Chañares, but its name was changed to James Craik after the railway station, which in turn honored James Craik, a Scottish businessman born in 1848 in Castle Douglas, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. In 1881, Craik became manager of the Central Argentine Railway. The town is known as the National Capital of the Dairy Farm (Capital Nacional del Tambo). As of the 2022 INDEC census, it had 5,988 inhabitants, an increase of 14.5% from the 5,110 recorded in the 2010 census. The town has local symbols including a flag and a coat of arms, and an anthem. It is not a commercial brand or company.

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2. 2James Craik - Wikipedia (Spanish)es.wikipedia.org