The short answer
Choose provinces with your work, budget and daily routine in mind, then compare the areas behind these 17 selected guides. Internet figures use one census definition; a city guide usually shows its department or partido, not only the city. Recorded crime is compared within each province, with reporting and recording limits. Compare prices and rents inside the local guides, which use different sources. For CABA, Salta and Neuquén, continue to the linked guides and visit planners outside this data group.
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Buenos Aires province
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Córdoba province
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Santa Fe province
Compare Rosario, Santa Fe, Esperanza, Rafaela and the north: housing, provincial crime, education, healthcare and infrastructure.
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Mendoza province
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Entre Ríos province
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Río Negro province
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Home internet in the 17 selected guides
Share of occupied private dwellings with internet access in the 2022 census (provisional results). For a city guide, the figure covers the department or partido that contains the city. Most of these also include other towns and rural areas; the Capital departments of Córdoba and Mendoza cover essentially the city municipality only, and Mendoza's does not include the rest of Greater Mendoza. Rosario and Funes share one figure because both are in Rosario department.
| Guide | Area the figure covers | Dwellings with internet |
|---|---|---|
| Buenos Aires province | Buenos Aires province (excluding the City of Buenos Aires) | 82.1% |
| La Plata | La Plata partido | 85.4% |
| Tandil | Tandil partido | 83.2% |
| Córdoba province | Córdoba province | 78.7% |
| Córdoba city | Capital department | 83.7% |
| Villa Carlos Paz | Punilla department | 73.7% |
| Alta Gracia | Santa María department | 71.8% |
| Entre Ríos province | Entre Ríos province | 76.0% |
| Mendoza province | Mendoza province | 76.5% |
| Mendoza city | Capital department | 83.5% |
| Luján de Cuyo | Luján de Cuyo department | 80.4% |
| Maipú | Maipú department | 77.8% |
| Río Negro province | Río Negro province | 76.6% |
| Santa Fe province | Santa Fe province | 78.6% |
| Rosario city, Funes | Rosario department | 79.7% |
| Roldán | San Lorenzo department | 78.2% |
Recorded crime, compared within each province
Rates per 100,000 residents from Argentina's national crime statistics system (SNIC), 2022 to 2025. Each table compares a province with the departments or partidos behind its city guides. Read one table at a time; together they are not a safety ranking.
- Homicide victims
- Victims of completed intentional homicide (homicidios dolosos); attempts are a separate SNIC category.
- Robberies
- Recorded robberies (robos): taking property using force on things, such as breaking a lock, or physical violence against a person. Excludes attempts and robberies aggravated by injury or death.
- Thefts
- Recorded thefts (hurtos): taking property without force on things or violence against a person. Excludes attempts.
| Area and offence | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Province total · Buenos Aires province | ||||
| Homicide victims | 4.3 | 4.8 | 4.7 | 4.4 |
| Robberies | 550.0 | 618.7 | 714.0 | 592.9 |
| Thefts | 430.1 | 502.6 | 503.8 | 432.4 |
| La Plata partido · La Plata | ||||
| Homicide victims | 5.0 | 3.9 | 3.4 | 2.0 |
| Robberies | 600.2 | 633.1 | 622.9 | 570.6 |
| Thefts | 568.0 | 605.1 | 536.8 | 389.3 |
| Tandil partido · Tandil | ||||
| Homicide victims | 1.4 | 2.1 | 2.1 | 0.7 |
| Robberies | 228.7 | 542.6 | 655.9 | 589.1 |
| Thefts | 487.8 | 626.9 | 565.5 | 529.1 |
| Area and offence | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Province total · Córdoba province | ||||
| Homicide victims | 2.5 | 2.9 | 3.0 | 2.4 |
| Robberies | 1,323.1 | 1,778.6 | 1,724.2 | 1,262.9 |
| Thefts | 950.4 | 1,180.7 | 1,224.9 | 917.9 |
| Capital department · Córdoba city | ||||
| Homicide victims | 3.3 | 3.4 | 3.6 | 2.9 |
| Robberies | 2,416.7 | 3,495.6 | 3,109.2 | 2,346.3 |
| Thefts | 1,514.1 | 2,067.6 | 2,021.4 | 1,520.7 |
| Punilla department · Villa Carlos Paz | ||||
| Homicide victims | 2.7 | 3.5 | 1.3 | 3.1 |
| Robberies | 903.2 | 941.8 | 1,824.0 | 1,287.2 |
| Thefts | 941.7 | 1,055.4 | 1,495.0 | 1,106.7 |
| Santa María department · Alta Gracia | ||||
| Homicide victims | 2.0 | 4.0 | 5.3 | 2.6 |
| Robberies | 1,123.4 | 1,304.7 | 1,358.3 | 548.4 |
| Thefts | 499.9 | 547.9 | 509.8 | 449.0 |
| Area and offence | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Province total · Mendoza province | ||||
| Homicide victims | 3.3 | 3.2 | 3.5 | 3.2 |
| Robberies | 1,436.4 | 1,536.7 | 1,529.5 | 1,317.6 |
| Thefts | 962.9 | 1,085.4 | 1,025.1 | 910.2 |
| Capital department · Mendoza city | ||||
| Homicide victims | 5.5 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 4.7 |
| Robberies | 2,989.3 | 3,309.6 | 3,094.6 | 2,733.3 |
| Thefts | 2,870.6 | 3,441.6 | 2,578.6 | 2,184.6 |
| Luján de Cuyo department · Luján de Cuyo | ||||
| Homicide victims | 4.6 | 2.9 | 2.3 | 2.8 |
| Robberies | 1,499.9 | 1,500.2 | 1,705.4 | 1,220.2 |
| Thefts | 1,153.9 | 746.7 | 811.5 | 732.4 |
| Maipú department · Maipú | ||||
| Homicide victims | 3.2 | 2.3 | 4.6 | 2.7 |
| Robberies | 1,281.4 | 1,497.1 | 1,483.3 | 1,417.6 |
| Thefts | 594.8 | 698.7 | 704.6 | 719.9 |
| Area and offence | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Province total · Santa Fe province | ||||
| Homicide victims | 11.1 | 10.9 | 4.9 | 5.6 |
| Robberies | 1,103.5 | 1,299.5 | 1,137.1 | 812.1 |
| Thefts | 420.7 | 492.2 | 514.6 | 460.2 |
| Rosario department · Rosario city, Funes | ||||
| Homicide victims | 20.8 | 18.7 | 6.5 | 8.1 |
| Robberies | 1,582.2 | 1,712.2 | 1,451.5 | 893.6 |
| Thefts | 287.6 | 317.4 | 253.4 | 197.8 |
| San Lorenzo department · Roldán | ||||
| Homicide victims | 7.4 | 7.4 | 6.4 | 4.9 |
| Robberies | 1,509.7 | 1,809.9 | 1,572.9 | 1,131.3 |
| Thefts | 779.6 | 835.9 | 823.2 | 580.1 |
Entre Ríos and Río Negro have province guides only, so there are no city figures to compare inside them. Each of those guides covers the provincial crime figures.
SNIC: province file, department file and manual · checked
How to read the crime tables
- Look at all four years. In several departments the rate rises or falls sharply from one year to the next, so a single year can mislead. In smaller departments, a few homicides more or fewer move the homicide rate sharply.
- A department or partido is not the same area as the city. Most also cover nearby towns and rural areas; the Capital departments of Córdoba and Mendoza cover essentially the city municipality only.
- SNIC divides recorded incidents (or victims) by an estimated resident population based on INDEC projections. Places with many commuters or visitors can show high rates per resident.
- Recorded crime is not all crime: it depends on what people report and how incidents are recorded. A rate is not your personal risk.
- The robbery and theft rates count incidents; the homicide rate counts victims. SNIC revises its series from time to time, so any year, including 2025, can change.
What this page does not compare
- Prices and rents
- Asking prices and rents come from different publishers in each region, for different property types, areas and dates. Some guides show local price data and explain its source; others state that no comparable figure exists. Compare prices inside one guide, not between guides.
- A safety ranking
- Recorded crime depends on reporting and recording, so the tables compare places within one province only. None of these official sources measures the safety of a neighbourhood or a street.
- Internet at a specific address
- The census counts dwellings with internet access. It does not measure speed, providers or coverage at a property, so ask providers about the exact address.
- Population, climate and cost of living
- This version does not cover them. Open the local guide for the questions that matter in each place.
Each value is read directly from the data files behind the local guides and from the INDEC census table, then rounded to one decimal place. FrontierArg does not estimate or adjust any value; SNIC computes its rates with INDEC population projections. Internet: INDEC, 2022 census, provisional results, table of occupied private dwellings with internet. Crime: SNIC annual files for provinces and departments, rates per 100,000 residents as published.
Continue to the wider regional guides and visit planners
The tables above cover only the selected 17-guide data group. CABA, Salta and Neuquén have connected guides and self-led visit planners; they are not assigned comparison values here.
A place to live
Think about daily life before drawing a search radius: access to a town, health services, transport and the practical steps of arriving from abroad.
A place to invest
Compare the location, use and evidence behind an asking price. A lower price is only informative when the properties and their constraints are sufficiently comparable.
A closer look · regional evidence
Internet access, place by place
Internet access can help you narrow a region search. These census figures describe occupied private dwellings in 2022. They are historical context; check connection options at the address before choosing a property.
Census 2022 · provisional results
Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
90.6%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Buenos Aires
82.1%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Córdoba
78.7%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Entre Ríos
76.0%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Mendoza
76.5%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Río Negro
76.6%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Salta
65.1%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Santa Fe
78.6%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →See all 24 province and city totals
| Province / autonomous city | Dwellings with internet | Range within the region |
|---|---|---|
| Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires | 90.6% | 81.4–95.0%15/15 local areas with a numeric value |
| Buenos Aires | 82.1% | 63.7–91.9%135/135 local areas with a numeric value |
| Catamarca | 66.8% | 23.3–83.7%16/16 local areas with a numeric value |
| Córdoba | 78.7% | 23.0–84.6%26/26 local areas with a numeric value |
| Corrientes | 59.1% | 17.6–70.9%25/25 local areas with a numeric value |
| Chaco | 64.0% | 39.8–78.2%25/25 local areas with a numeric value |
| Chubut | 79.0% | 47.1–86.3%15/15 local areas with a numeric value |
| Entre Ríos | 76.0% | 58.0–82.2%17/17 local areas with a numeric value |
| Formosa | 57.5% | 15.9–72.1%9/9 local areas with a numeric value |
| Jujuy | 68.4% | 12.9–82.0%16/16 local areas with a numeric value |
| La Pampa | 85.8% | 45.6–91.2%22/22 local areas with a numeric value |
| La Rioja | 77.2% | 52.3–82.4%18/18 local areas with a numeric value |
| Mendoza | 76.5% | 58.5–83.5%18/18 local areas with a numeric value |
| Misiones | 63.9% | 44.4–79.6%17/17 local areas with a numeric value |
| Neuquén | 78.7% | 54.1–85.7%16/16 local areas with a numeric value |
| Río Negro | 76.6% | 27.4–86.0%13/13 local areas with a numeric value |
| Salta | 65.1% | 18.1–83.7%23/23 local areas with a numeric value |
| San Juan | 64.4% | 48.1–77.5%19/19 local areas with a numeric value |
| San Luis | 78.9% | 59.4–82.8%9/9 local areas with a numeric value |
| Santa Cruz | 86.0% | 80.5–90.9%7/7 local areas with a numeric value |
| Santa Fe | 78.6% | 52.9–83.6%19/19 local areas with a numeric value |
| Santiago del Estero | 49.5% | 9.7–76.7%27/27 local areas with a numeric value |
| Tucumán | 66.3% | 29.5–84.2%17/17 local areas with a numeric value |
| Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur | 83.9% | 51.9–87.1%3/5 local areas with a numeric value |
The range shows the lowest and highest department, partido or comuna percentages. Province and city totals come directly from INDEC; they are not averages of those percentages.
Ask which provider serves the exact address, what connection is available and whether power and access roads support your daily routine.
Look closer at the places
Compare the place guides
The tables above compare a selected group of 17 local guides using official figures. Open each guide for local housing, services, transport and risks; the connected regional guides and visit planners extend beyond this data group.
Scope: A selected group of 17 province and city guides
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Scope: Argentina catalogue
Read the guide →Read prices in context
The existing comparables guide explains which characteristics matter when you put asking prices side by side. A regional pattern is not an appraisal of one property.
Scope: Comparable evidence
Read the guide →Plan the practical steps
Buying as a foreigner
Use the buyer guide as dated background. Qualified legal review has not been obtained; the guide does not clear a transaction. Nationality, residence, property type and location shape the questions to check for your own case.
Read the guide →Banking and arriving
Use the existing bank-account guide to structure your questions about identity, residence and the bank you choose. The guide does not guarantee an account opening.
Read the guide →Read the surroundings more carefully
A road and a distance help locate a place. The actual route, entry point and conditions still need checking.
A health-facility point identifies a place to investigate, not the care that will be available to you.
A mapped airfield is not evidence of a flight you can book. Check the operating airport and the journey from the property.
Historical census data on dwellings with internet describe a place at a past date. They cannot confirm a connection at your address.
Rainfall and nearby water are context. Drinking-water supply, quality, rights and capacity are separate questions.
Compare like with like and show what the price includes. A lower asking price is a question to investigate, not a proven discount.
Tribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación · Tribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación
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Questions to take into your search
- Which place and property type match your plans?
- How precise is each listing location?
- Which documents and local checks are still missing?
Questions about comparing places
How do I choose where to live in Argentina?
Start with your work, budget, climate preference and the services you need. These tables compare a selected group of 17 guides, not every FrontierArg destination and not a best-places ranking. Use census internet figures for the stated area, compare recorded crime only inside one province, then open the local guide and visit planner for the next checks.
Which cities in Argentina are the safest?
Official statistics cannot answer that reliably across provinces. SNIC publishes crimes recorded in each jurisdiction, and reporting and recording differ. Within one province, compare the same offence over several years, and remember that a department is not the same area as the city.
Is internet access good enough to work remotely?
The census only shows what share of dwellings had internet access in 2022. It does not measure speed or tell you which provider serves an address. Before choosing a property, ask providers about the exact address and whether a fixed connection is available.
Why do Rosario and Funes show the same figures?
Both cities are in Rosario department. The census table and SNIC publish these figures for departments, not for cities, so the two guides share one data area.
How current are the figures?
Internet figures come from the 2022 census, provisional results published in May 2023; INDEC began publishing definitive census results in November 2023, and this page still uses the provisional internet table. Crime figures cover 2022 to 2025; SNIC released the 2025 data in June 2026 and can revise any year. Each source below shows when FrontierArg last checked it.
Sources and their scope
Page created
The original source, its geographic scope and the date checked stay attached to the information. Country or regional context is not proof about an individual property.
Page text reviewed: . Each source below shows its own check date.
How to use this guide
Argentina has a searchable land catalogue. Listing information, regional context and verified property facts remain distinct. Each linked guide shows when its original sources were last reviewed.
24 source referencesDocuments, dates and scope
SNIC: recorded crime by province, annual fileMinisterio de Seguridad Nacional · SNIC
- Source checked
- Source period
- Annual figures for 2022–2025; SNIC can revise any year
- Scope
- Province totals
- What this source does not establish
- Recorded crime only; reporting and recording affect the figures. A rate per resident is not an individual risk or a safety ranking.
SNIC: recorded crime by department, annual fileMinisterio de Seguridad Nacional · SNIC
- Source checked
- Source period
- Annual figures for 2022–2025; SNIC can revise any year
- Scope
- Departments and partidos; a department is not the same area as the city in a guide
- What this source does not establish
- Recorded crime only; reporting and recording affect the figures. Department figures do not describe a neighbourhood or a property.
SNIC database user manual: definitions, codes and coverageMinisterio de Seguridad Nacional · SNIC
- Source checked
- Source period
- Methodological document; see the original for its coverage period
- Scope
- Argentina, national system
- What this source does not establish
- Explains offence codes, victims versus incidents and rates; it does not measure crime in a specific place.
National Rural Land Registry — current legal-status noteGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 26.737 — updated official textGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
RNTR’s published checklistGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Ministry of Interior — Previa ConformidadGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Argentina.gob.ar / ARCA — current CDI procedureGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Civil and Commercial Code — updated official textGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 26.737 — official summary and repeal observationGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Decree 274/2012 — updated rural-land regulationsGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 17.801 — property-register frameworkGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
BCRA Communication B 12635 — deposit accounts for nonresidents and migrants without DNIBanco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
BCRA identification rules, sections 2.1 and 2.5Banco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
BCRA savings rules, sections 1.3 and 4.2Banco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
BCRA Communication A 8006 — withdrawal of the special tourist savings-account rulesBanco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
ARCA’s CDI procedureGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
RENAPER — first Argentine DNI after temporary or permanent residenceGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
BCRA — what a CVU identifies and how it differs from a bank accountBanco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
OpenStreetMap: aeroway=aerodromeOpenStreetMap Wiki
- Source checked
- Source period
- No date stated
- Scope
- Map features; source geometry varies
- What this source does not establish
- Defines airport/airfield mapping; does not establish scheduled passenger service, current operations or travel times.
OpenStreetMap: amenity=hospitalOpenStreetMap Wiki
- Source checked
- Source period
- No date stated
- Scope
- Mapped facility
- What this source does not establish
- Facility classification is distinct from services, current opening, eligibility, emergency care, quality or travel time.
TTN 18.3: Valuaciones RuralesTribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación
- Source checked
- Source period
- 2014-08-07; PDF carries 2025 document reference
- Scope
- Property-specific rural method
- What this source does not establish
- Method inspiration only. FrontierArg comparison is not an official TTN appraisal; qualified property-specific assessment is separate.
TTN 3.1: Método de ComparaciónTribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación
- Source checked
- Source period
- 2005-05-03
- Scope
- Comparable properties in a defined market
- What this source does not establish
- Describes comparative valuation. A dated listing observation is not proof of a completed transaction or a universal numeric Fair Value.
Occupied private dwellings with internet — Census 2022, provisional resultsINDEC, Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- 2022 census; provisional release published in May 2023
- Scope
- Argentina: published province/CABA totals and department, partido or comuna percentages
- What this source does not establish
- Reported internet in occupied private dwellings. No speed, provider availability, current coverage or address-level claim. Province totals come directly from the workbook, never an average of local percentages.
General source-based orientation. No property-specific legal, banking or valuation review has been obtained.
Flag credits
- Argentina — flag-icons contributors · MIT
- Buenos Aires province — Matías Hiribarne, Facundo Bailo, Ignacio Rossi, Esteban Carrasco and Fernando Barroso; vector: Starchild · CC BY 4.0Original SVG file, unmodified.
- Córdoba province — Cristian Baquero Lazcano · CC BY 4.0Original SVG file, unmodified.
- Santa Fe province — Original: Estanislao López (1786–1838); vector: Gorivero · Public domainOriginal SVG file, unmodified.
- Mendoza province — Original attributed to Bernardo O’Higgins; vectors: B1mbo, Tonyjeff, James2813 and SamsonBVB · Public domainOriginal SVG file, unmodified.
- Entre Ríos province — Sergio Alberto Montiel credited in Commons description; vector uploaded by Guilherme Paula · Public domainOriginal SVG file, unmodified.
- Río Negro province — Original: Daniel Cuomo; vector: Hellerick · CC BY 4.0Original SVG file, unmodified.
