Gualeguaychú
Gualeguaychú is a city in the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina, located on the western bank of the Uruguay River, approximately 230 kilometers north of Buenos Aires. It is the most populous city in Entre Ríos and serves as a significant economic and tourist center for the region. The city's name, of indigenous Guaraní origin, is often translated as "running river" or "river of the thrush."
The economy of Gualeguaychú is diverse, with a strong presence in agriculture, particularly the cultivation of
Gualeguaychú is renowned for its extensive beaches along the Uruguay River, which are popular during the summer