Paraná medio
717 km
9 h 44 min
Puerto de Santa Fe
Santa Fe, Santa Fe
grain · containers
+1 more in the cluster, at 737 km
Gran Rosario
777 km
9 h 40 min
Vicentin San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo, Santa Fe
grain · byproducts · vegetable oils
+16 more in the cluster, 777 to 826 km
Paraná inferior
842 km
10 h 17 min
Puerto de San Nicolás
San Nicolás de los Arroyos, Buenos Aires
grain
+2 more in the cluster, 861 to 870 km
Paraná superior
847 km
11 h 5 min
Elevador de Barranqueras
Barranqueras, Chaco
grain
+3 more in the cluster, 849 to 851 km
Live cattle
981 km
11 h 50 min
Terminal Zárate
Zárate, Buenos Aires
containers · live cattle
For each port cluster we show the nearest terminal that ships grain, and below it how many others lie within 50 km more.
The distance to pavement is as the crow flies; the length of the road is under “Road in”. A town here means a built-up area over 300 ha.
The station sits on an active branch of a freight operator; it does not say whether it has a grain loading yard or how often a train runs.
Cattle markets here are the two central markets in the country. Regional auction fairs are not included: no register locates them.
The access point is the nearest public road to the property, not the farm gate: only the seller knows where the entrance is. Unpaved kilometres are counted against paved roads surveyed by the IGN: a road paved recently and not yet surveyed counts as dirt.
Grain elevators are those registered in the district, not necessarily near the property: the register does not publish their locations.
Kilometers by road, measured from the center of the field. · © OpenStreetMap contributors