Seclantás is a small village located in northwestern Argentina, 165 km south west from Salta.[1] Historically, the Calchaqui Valley was occupied by several tribes, each with its own chief. In the region, where Seclantas is nowadays, there lived a tribe whose chief was called “Seclanta”. Hence the name of the village.

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Seclantás
Municipality and village
Country	Argentina
Province	Salta Province

Population

The population of Seclantas is 716.^{[citation needed]}

Weather

The average temperature for the town is around 60 °F. During the summer, Seclantas has its rainy season with around 70% chances of rain.[1]^{[citation needed]}

References

• Media related to Seclantás at Wikimedia Commons.[1]

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