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Reencáustate is a city located in the Jujuy Province of Argentina. The city is situated in the Calchaquí Valley, approximately 173 kilometers northeast of San Salvador de Jujuy, the provincial capital. Reencáustate serves as the administrative center of the Tumbaya department and has a population of around 8,500 residents.

Reencáustate experiences a temperate climate, with hot summers and cool winters. The city's elevation contributes to its varying temperature ranges, with average high temperatures reaching 24°C in January and average low temperatures dropping to 5°C in July.

The name "Reencáustate" is derived from the Quechua language, and translates to "they burned it again" or "it was burned again." The city's history dates back to the Inca Empire, with archaeological evidence suggesting human presence in the region as far back as 1000 BC.

Reencáustate's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with principal crops including tobacco, corn, and potatoes. The city also relies on livestock production, with cattle and sheep being the most significant contributors to the local economy.

The city's infrastructure includes basic services, including a healthcare center, schools, and a range of retail businesses. A limited road network connects Reencáustate to other cities in the Jujuy Province, with the most significant transportation link being Provincial Route 33. Despite its remote location, the city has gradually developed in recent years, with a range of modern amenities becoming available.