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TUCUMAN, or SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMAN , a city of Argentina, capital of the province of Tucuman, on the right bank of the Sall, or Dulce river, 78o m. by rail N.W. of Buenos Aires, in lat. 26 50' S., long . 64 35' W. Pop. (1895), 34,305; (1904, estimated) 55,000. The climate is warm and enervating, with no great
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Tucuman was founded in 1565 by Diego Villaruel at the confluence of the Sall and Monteros rivers, but frequent inundations led to a removal to its present site in 1585. In 168oit succeeded Santiago del Estero as the capital of the province of Tucuman, then under the government of the Spanish viceroy at Lima
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Cordoba . In 1776 the viceroyalty of La Plata was created and Tucuman was transferred to its jurisdiction . In 1816 a convention of delegates from the La Plata provinces met in Tucuman and signed (July 9th) an act of independence, which formally dissolved all ties with the mother country.End of Article: TUCUMAN, or SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMAN If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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