Larroque (Argentina) is a city in the Entre Ríos Province, in north-eastern Argentina.[1] It is located on the South of the province, between Gualeguay and Gualeguaychú. It has a population of 6,451 according to the 2010 Census.

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Larroque (Argentina)
Municipality and city
Larroque, Entre Rios, Argentina
Seal
Larroque (Argentina)
Coordinates: 33°02′00″S 59°01′00″W
Country	Argentina
Province	Entre Ríos
Department	Gualeguaychú Department
Founded	1 December 1909
Government
• Mayor	Dario Benedetti (Cambiemos)
Population  (2010 census)
• Total	6,451

History

Larroque was officially founded in 1909, when the train station of the same name of the General Urquiza Railway was inaugurated. The first settlers had established there in the 19th century, when the place was known as Kilometer 23. It is a municipality of first class since 1986.[2]

Notable residents and natives

• Annemarie Heinrich, photographer.
• María Esther de Miguel, writer.
• Alfredo Yabrán, businessman.
• Agustín Velotti, tennis player.
• Andrew Graham-Yooll, journalist and historian

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