Juan Domingo Peron Bridge Live Webcam, Villa Maria

Villa Maria is a thriving city and serves as the administrative hub of the General San Martín Department within Cordoba Province, Argentina. Situated on the left bank of the Tercero River in Central Argentina, it stands 550 kilometers northwest of Buenos Aires and 150 kilometers southeast of the provincial capital, Cordoba. Founded on September 27, 1867, the city is presently home to approximately 72,100 residents.

Villa Maria City, in conjunction with its neighboring town of Villa Nueva, collectively forms Greater Villa Maria, boasting a population of roughly 190 thousand people. Within Cordoba Province, Villa Maria City ranks as the third-largest city. It serves as the nucleus of a prosperous agricultural region and leads the nation in milk production.

Notably, National Route 9, a vital highway connecting Buenos Aires and Cordoba, passes near Villa Maria. This route stands as one of the country’s most significant transportation arteries.

The Plazoleta de Las Naciones square, adorned with a captivating fountain, graces the heart of Villa Maria City, situated at the circular intersection of AV. Libertador Gral. San Martín and AV. Dante Alighieri. The Puente Juan Domingo Peron Bridge, spanning the Tercero River, is also visible and serves as a crucial link between Villa Maria and Villa Nova.