Malvinas Argentinas, Córdoba facts for kids

Municipal building.

Malvinas Argentinas is a town located in the Colón Department of Córdoba Province, Argentina. It's a community that has grown quite a bit over the years. In 2001, about 8,628 people lived there. This was a big jump in population from ten years before!

The name of the municipality, Malvinas Argentinas, shows Argentina's claim over the Falkland Islands (which are called Islas Malvinas in Spanish). The name can be thought of as "Argentine Falklands."

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Where is Malvinas Argentinas Located?

Malvinas Argentinas is a town that sits close to Córdoba City. It is like a neighbor to one of Argentina's biggest cities. Many people who live in Malvinas Argentinas work or study in Córdoba City.

What Does the Name Mean?

The name "Malvinas Argentinas" is very special. It means "Argentine Falklands." This name shows Argentina's long-standing claim to the Falkland Islands. These islands are known as Islas Malvinas in Spanish. The name of the town helps to remember this important part of Argentine history.

Who Lives in Malvinas Argentinas?

In 2001, the town had a population of 8,628 people. This number showed a big increase of 67% from the previous count in 1991. This means many new families and people moved to Malvinas Argentinas during that time. It is a community where many working families live and contribute to the area.

See also

• In Spanish: Malvinas Argentinas (Córdoba) para niños