General Vedia facts for kids

Quick facts for kids General Vedia
Municipality and village
Country	Argentina
Province	Chaco Province
Population  (2001)
• Total	3,513
Time zone	UTC−3 (ART)

General Vedia is a village and a municipality located in the northern part of Argentina. It is part of the Chaco Province. This special village is also known by a unique nickname: "La cuna del escudo chaqueño." This Spanish phrase means "The Cradle of the Chaqueño Shield."

What is General Vedia?

General Vedia is both a village and a municipality. A village is a small community where people live. A municipality is a local government area. It includes the main town or village and the surrounding land. This means General Vedia has its own local government. This government helps manage services for the people living there.

Location in Argentina

General Vedia is located in the Chaco Province. This province is in the northern region of Argentina. Argentina is a large country in South America. The Chaco Province is known for its flat plains and warm climate. It is home to many different types of plants and animals.

The "Cradle of the Chaqueño Shield"

The nickname "La cuna del escudo chaqueño" is very important. It means "The Cradle of the Chaqueño Shield." A "cradle" is a place where something begins or is protected. The "Chaqueño Shield" refers to the official coat of arms or emblem of the Chaco Province. This nickname suggests that General Vedia played a key role in the creation or history of the province's symbol. It shows the village's deep connection to the identity of the Chaco region.

Population and Life

According to a count from 2001, about 3,513 people lived in General Vedia. Life in a village like General Vedia is often quieter than in big cities. People might know their neighbors well. The local government, led by an "Intendente" like Jorge Rodriguez, works to make life better for everyone. They manage things like roads, public spaces, and other community needs.

See also

In Spanish: General Vedia para niños