Aguaray

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Aguaray Ciudad Norte de Aguaray/Aguada del zorro
City
Aguaray Location of Aguaray in Argentina
Coordinates: 22°30′S 63°50′W / 22.500°S 63.833°W / -22.500; -63.833
Country	Argentina
Province	Salta
Department	General José de San Martín
Founded	1911
Government
• Intendant	Guillermo Alemán
Area
• Total	280 km2 (110 sq mi)
Elevation	568 m (1,864 ft)
Time zone	UTC−3 (ART)
CPA base	A4566
Dialing code	+54 3875
Climate	Cwa

Aguaray (Spanish pronunciation: [aɣwaˈɾaj]) is a city in the province of Salta, General José de San Martín department, northern Argentina. It is located near the Argentina-Bolivia border.

Climate

Abstract foundation

• 1911: Bureau of Mines of the Nation begins an unsuccessful oil drilling
• 1917: former employees of the national distribution, is rooted in the place "Aguaray", dedicated to agriculture and livestock, timber and trade activity.^{[clarification needed]}
• 1925: teacher Laura Molina opens the first school in Aguaray
• 1924: Tartagal, the sister city of Aguaray, is founded
• 1928: railway station is founded
• 1938: House of Authority is founded
• 1939: commissary is founded
• 1969: Dr. Luis Guemes opens City Hospital of Aguaray

Intendants of the city

• Laudino Delgado
• Julian Anad
• Ernesto Aparicio
• Sergio Nieva
• Lauro Roman
• Lucio Ledesma
• Juan Salas
• Rafael Bacha
• Jose Osvaldo Zelarayan
• Ismael Silva
• Federico Gonzales
• Tomas Ramos
• Hector Carlos Alberto Elizaran
• Armando Velasquez
• Sergio Nieva
• Luis Gutierrez
• Ciro Guardatti
• Horacio Cabeza
• Guillermo Vazques
• David Vera
• Carlos Orellana Garcia
• Reynaldo Chein
• Emilio Ferreyra
• Ernesto Morales
• Alberto Nazer
• Angel Eduardo Blasco
• Enrique Campos
• Alberto Creche
• Roberto Alberto Carmuega
• Juan de Juanini
• Angel Eduardo Blasco
• Luis Zabala
• Gloria Delma Tejerina de Salvatierra
• Jose Oscar Gil
• Norman Domingo Monteros
• Juan Carlos Alcoba.
• Alfredo Darouiche

School and education

The following is a list of schools and their opening dates:

• School 4.324 Julio Ramon Pereyra (1925)
• School 4.440 Maria Agapita Toro de Lahud (1928)
• School 4.735 San Francisco de Asis (1934)
• School 4.542 Dr. Roberto Lanzi (1941)
• School 4.736 Mision la Loma (1944)
• School 4.736 San Miguel Arcangel (1947)
• School 4.525 de Timboirenda (1948)
• School 4.100 San Jose de Yacuy (1955)
• School 7.018 Nocturna Policarpo Segovia (1963)
• School 4.134 Gauchos de Guemes (1963)
• School 4.137 Virgen de Fatima (1964)
• High school de comercio 5.006 Mariano Moreno (1964)
• High School 3.120 de educación Tecnica (1966)
• School 4.149 Dique Itiyuro 1968)
• School 4.159 Regimiento 1 de infanteria Patricios de Campo Largo (1970)
• School 4.175 de Macueta
• School 4.210 Vicente Lopez y Planes (1973)
• School 4.242 Monseñor Francisco de la Cruz Muguerza (1977)
• BSPA 7.082 Republica Oriental del Uruguay (1988)
• High School 3.143 educación Tecnica (1984)
• School Technical 7.133 Monotecnica (1990)
• High School 3.130 tecnica Emeta II (1992)
• Tertiary school 7.052 Anexo de Educación Especial (1998)
• School 8.178 de la familia Agricola, padre Ernesto Martearena (2001)
• School 4.777 de el Algarrobal

References

Sources

• Argentina^{[dead link]} – World Gazetteer