Karendo

Karendo lies on the Coronda River south of Santa Fe, in the lowlands of the Paraná basin. The settlement took its name from the Indigenous people of the area, whose presence preceded Spanish occupation. In 1664 Melchor Martínez received possession of land south of the stream now known as the Coronda, an event associated with the establishment of the later town. River channels and floodplains connect this shore with the greater Paraná.