Katrawunletuayin

On the Atlantic side of Patagonia, Katrawunletuayin lies south of the Chubut River and its broad lower valley. The river marked an approximate division between northern Gününa Kena and southern Aónikenk territories when Spanish voyagers first reached this coast. Guanacos and other animals supplied food and hides to families travelling the steppe, while the Chubut provided a corridor between the interior and the sea.

The later city of Rawson lies here.