San Fernando Department

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San Fernando Department
Departamento San Fernando (Chaco - Argentina).png
Location of San Fernando Department within Chaco Province
Coordinates: 27°27′S58°59′W / 27.450°S 58.983°W / -27.450; -58.983 Coordinates: 27°27′S58°59′W / 27.450°S 58.983°W / -27.450; -58.983
Country Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
Province Chaco Province
Head town Resistencia
Area
  Total3,489 km2 (1,347 sq mi)
Population
  Total365,637
  Density100/km2 (270/sq mi)
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Demonym Sanfernandense
Time zone UTC-3 (ART)
Area code 03722
Website http://www.resistencia.gov.ar/

San Fernando is a department of Chaco Province in Argentina.

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The provincial subdivision has a population of about 365,000 inhabitants in an area of 3,489 km², and its capital city is Resistencia, which is also the provincial capital. It located around 1,020 km from the Capital federal.

Municipalities

The department consists of 5 first-level municipalities:

Villages

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