San Antonio, Santa Fe facts for kids
San Antonio is a small town in the Santa Fe Province of northeastern Argentina. It sits right next to another town called Castellanos, with just a street separating them. Together, San Antonio and Castellanos form a connected area, almost like one bigger town.
Quick facts for kids
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Locality
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 San Antonio
Location in Santa Fe Province
San Antonio
Location in Argentina
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| Country | Argentina |
| Province | Santa Fe |
| Department | Castellanos |
| Population
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| • Total | 412 |
| Time zone | UTC-3 (ART) |
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History of San Antonio
San Antonio was officially founded around 1894. Before that, there was some discussion about whether it started in 1892 or 1893. The town's beginning was thanks to Eduardo Saguier, who wanted to create a new settlement. He asked Juan Beapuy to help him manage this new area.
In 1903, San Antonio became an official "commune." A commune is a small local government that helps run the town. People believe the town was named after Saint Anthony of Padua. This is because the founder, Eduardo Saguier, was very devoted to the saint.
Life in San Antonio
San Antonio is well-known for its dairy farms. This means the area produces a lot of milk, cheese, and other dairy products. In 2003, the town got a new system for clean drinking water, which was a big improvement for everyone living there. The town also has a sports club where people can play and enjoy different activities.
See also
In Spanish: San Antonio (Santa Fe) para niños
