Burruyacú
| Basisdaten | |||
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| Lage | 26° 30′ S, 64° 44′ W | ||
| Höhe ü. d. M.: | 498 m | ||
| Einwohnerzahl (2001): | 2037 | ||
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| Verwaltung | |||
| Provinz: |  Tucumán | ||
| Departamento: | Burruyacú | ||
| Bürgermeister: | Jorge Leal | ||
| Sonstiges | |||
| Postleitzahl: | T4119 | ||
| Telefonvorwahl: | 03894 | ||
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Burruyacú ist die Hauptstadt des gleichnamigen Departamento Burruyacú in der Provinz Tucumán im Nordwesten Argentiniens. Burruyacú liegt im Nordosten der Provinz und hat 2.037 Einwohner (2001, INDEC).
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Flag of Argentina (popularly known as "Bandera de Macha"), probably used by the army leadered by Manuel Belgrano in 1813 during the battles for independence. The original flag is currently exhibited at the Casa de la Libertad Museum of Sucre, Bolivia.[1][2]
This emblem was adopted as official flag by the Tucumán Province through Law N° 8.291,[3] in 2010.
Flag of Argentina (popularly known as "Bandera de Macha"), probably used by the army leadered by Manuel Belgrano in 1813 during the battles for independence. The original flag is currently exhibited at the Casa de la Libertad Museum of Sucre, Bolivia.[1][2]
This emblem was adopted as official flag by the Tucumán Province through Law N° 8.291,[3] in 2010.