Joaquín V. González, Argentina

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Joaquín V. González
Municipality and town
A church in the town
Country	Argentina
Province	Salta
Department	Anta
Population
• Total	21,045
Climate	BSh

Joaquín Victor González is a town and municipality in Salta Province in northwestern Argentina.^[1] It is located in and is the capital of Anta Department. It was founded as Laguna Blanca (Spanish for White Lagoon) but changed to be named after Joaquin V. Gonzalez after a railroad was built in the area. Its industries are manufacturing of wood-based goods.^[2] Its population is 21,045 with 10,567 men and 10,478 women.^[3]