Córdoba Province (Argentina)

The city of Córdoba is its capital.

Population

Córdoba has a population of 3,066,801 inhabitants (as of 2001).

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Vista de Villa Carlos Paz desde el Cerro de la Cruz. Dicha ciudad está ubicada en el Departamento Punilla, Provincia de Córdoba, Argentina.
La Falda and the Córdoba Sierras foothills.
Tercero River Reservoir.
Köppen climate map of Córdoba.
Known nationally for its rich agriculture and industries such as motor vehicles and food processing, Córdoba also enjoys a vigorous services sector.
The State Military Industries complex, 1950. Industry in Córdoba has benefited from a skilled workforce and the province's central location.
Legislatura (government building) in Córdoba, Provincia de Córdoba, Argentina
Jesuit Estancia in Alta Gracia
Plaza Centenario in Villa María, Provincia de Córdoba, Argentina
Córdoba province departaments