Pozo del Tigre

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Pozo del Tigre
Coordinates: 24°54′S 60°19′W / 24.900°S 60.317°W / -24.900; -60.317Coordinates: 24°54′S 60°19′W / 24.900°S 60.317°W / -24.900; -60.317
Country	Argentina
Province	Formosa Province
Department	Patiño
Municipality	Pozo del Tigre
Government
• Mayor
Population  (2001)
• Total	3,948
Climate	Cfa

Pozo del Tigre is a settlement in northern Argentina. It is located in Formosa Province, 1,300 km from the capital city, Buenos Aires.

Population[]

The settlement had 3,948 inhabitants at the 2001 census, representing a 58.7% increase over the 2,487 inhabitants recorded in the 1991 census.

2010 tornado[]

On October 21, 2010, Pozo del Tigre was devastated by a tornado. Six people died and 110 were injured.^[1][2]

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