Subdivisions of Santa Fé Province (Argentina)

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• Belgrano Department
• Caseros Department
• Arteaga
• Beravebú
• Bigand
• Casilda
• Castellanos Department
• Castellanos
• Sunchales
• Constitución Department
• Garay Department
• General López Department
• Elortondo
• Firmat
• Santa Isabel
• Venado Tuerto
• Villa Cañás
• General Obligado Department
• Avellaneda
• Las Toscas
• Nicanor E. Molinas
• Reconquista
• Villa Ocampo
• Iriondo Department
• Cañada de Gómez
• Carrizales
• La Capital Department
• Las Colonias Department
• San Jerónimo Norte
• Nueve de Julio Department
• Rosario Department
• Rosario
• San Cristóbal Department
• Colonia Ana
• San Cristóbal
• Soledad
• Suardi
• Villa Saralegui
• Villa Trinidad
• San Javier Department
• San Jerónimo Department
• San Justo Department
• Gobernador Crespo
• San Lorenzo Department
  • Carcarañá
  • San Lorenzo
• San Martín Department
  • El Trébol
• Vera Department
• Fortín Olmos
• Vera

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Subdivisions of Santa Fe Province

According to http://www.portalbioceanico.com/sf_municipios_categorias.htm, Santa Fé province is divided in 19 departments, which in turn are divided in 363 communes, of which 48 are called municipalities (those with more than 10 000 inhabitants); of these, two are considered 1st class municipalities (Rosario and Santa Fe, because these more than 200 000 inhabitants), while all others are 2nd class.
António Martins, 08 December 2004