Yotúé

Yotúé is a municipality located in the department of Alto Paraguai in the Republic of Paraguay. It is situated in the northwestern part of the country, near the border with Brazil. The region is characterized by its dry Chaco landscape, with scrubland and savanna vegetation. Yotúé is primarily an agricultural and livestock farming area, with cattle ranching being a significant economic activity.

The history of Yotúé is tied to the development of the Paraguayan Chaco. Like many settlements in the region, its establishment and growth were influenced by factors such as land availability, infrastructure development, and migration. The municipality was officially created to provide administrative services and promote development in this sparsely populated area.

The population of Yotúé is relatively small, reflecting the overall low population density of the Paraguayan Chaco. The community's way of life is closely linked to the land and its resources. Access to services and infrastructure can be challenging in this remote region, which influences the daily lives of its inhabitants. The local economy relies heavily on agriculture and animal husbandry.