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RĂo Cuarto
RĂo Cuarto, Arg.
RĂo Cuarto
Argentina
RĂo Cuarto, city, southwestern CĂłrdoba provincia (province), north-central Argentina. It lies along the Cuarto River between the western reaches of the Pampas and the foothills of the CĂłndores Mountains.
The city was inaugurated in 1794 under the sponsorship of Governor Rafael de Sobremonte, the Spanish intendant. It was the site of several skirmishes during the civil wars (1820â30). The city is a rail junction with an agricultural economy (fruit, meatpacking, and flour milling) and some light industrial development. Notable landmarks include a cathedral dating from 1797 and the Municipal Museum of Fine Arts (1933). Pop. (2001) 144,021; (2010) 246,393.
This article was most recently revised and updated by Kenneth Pletcher.
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