Yatì

Yatì is a municipality located in the department of Misiones, Argentina. It is situated in the northeastern part of the province, in the so-called "Oasis Valley" of the Paraná River. The region is known for its fertile land and its significant agricultural production, particularly yerba mate and citrus fruits. The economy of Yatì is largely based on these agricultural activities and the associated processing industries.

The history of Yatì is closely linked to the development of yerba mate cultivation in Misiones. The area saw an increase in settlement and economic activity with the expansion of this industry. The municipality was formally established to administer and support the growing population and economic interests in the region. Its development is representative of the broader agricultural frontier expansion in Misiones during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Geographically, Yatì benefits from the subtropical climate of Misiones, which is ideal for the crops grown there. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills and lush vegetation. The town itself serves as a local hub for surrounding rural areas, providing essential services and infrastructure. The population is primarily engaged in farming, processing, and related service industries. Access to Yatì is typically via provincial routes connecting it to larger cities in Misiones.