Villa Ascasubi

Location / Geographical Context

Villa Ascasubi is located in the Tercero Arriba department, in the south-central part of the province of Córdoba, on the bank of the Ctalamochita River. Its access via Provincial Route E79 connects it to the north with Oncativo and National Route 9, and to the south with Tancacha and to the east with Río Tercero, one of the main productive and industrial centers of the region.

The town is 24 kilometers from Río Tercero and 43 kilometers from Oncativo. This position allows it to connect with regional and national corridors, with highly productive agricultural areas, and with urban centers that concentrate services, industry, training, and logistics.

Productive Context

Its urban scale and natural environment combine proximity, services, and a strong community identity, offering favorable conditions for developing long-term projects.

Villa Ascasubi is part of a region with a strong agricultural and agro-industrial identity, linked to the production of cereals, oilseeds, and peanuts. This productive base is complemented by businesses, service providers, small and medium-sized enterprises, professionals, and local and regional ventures.

The availability of raw materials and proximity to other productive centers generate opportunities for activities related to adding value at origin, food processing, specialized services for agriculture, storage, logistics, maintenance, construction, and the incorporation of technology into productive processes.

The town has electricity and fiber optic connectivity. Its natural gas household network is in an expansion phase aimed at reaching 100% coverage, strengthening conditions for economic activity, services, and new settlements.

Expo ProductiVA is a space for connection between companies, businesses, producers, entrepreneurs, and the community, promoting the visibility of local and regional offerings and the exchange of opportunities.

Interinstitutional Articulation Context / Institutional Framework

Local development is supported by articulated work among the municipality, educational institutions, the productive sector, and community organizations. This framework allows for linking training, knowledge, and concrete needs of the territory.

The Educational Hub, the Popular University, and institutions at different levels support proposals for education, professional training, vocational training, and continuous updating. Articulation with universities and other organizations expands training possibilities for young people, workers, entrepreneurs, and organizations.

In 2026, Villa Ascasubi received the City of Education Seal from the Local Innovation Network, a recognition of coordinated work, socio-educational policies, and training linked to community development.

This ecosystem is complemented by an environmental agenda that promotes waste separation and recovery, circular economy, afforestation, the municipal nursery and garden, environmental education, and the participation of institutions and residents. Integration into RAMCC provides a framework for cooperation and planning to deepen these actions.

Urban Territorial Context

Villa Ascasubi offers an environment where economic development can coexist with tranquility, security, contact with nature, and closeness among people. The Ctalamochita River, public spaces, and the scale of the town are part of a daily life with fewer distances and a strong community presence.

Education plays a central role and is complemented by health services and social support. The Eva Perón Municipal Hospital has 24-hour emergency and ambulance services, along with the Primary Health Care Center. The Juan Pablo II Home for Life provides medical care, nursing, and permanent gerontological assistance to older adults.

The presence of educational, health, sports, cultural, and social institutions favors the settlement of families, professionals, and workers. This balance between opportunities, services, natural environment, and community life constitutes a strategic value for companies seeking to develop and sustain teams in the territory. Villa Ascasubi offers strategic conditions for companies and investors looking to integrate into a competitive territory, prepared for business expansion, productive innovation, and sustainable development.

Services

Villa Ascasubi has infrastructure and services that support community life and the development of productive activities:

1. Electricity and essential urban services.
2. Natural gas household network expanding towards 100% coverage.
3. Internet connectivity via fiber optics and telecommunications services.
4. Access via Provincial Route E79 and connection with National Route 9, Río Tercero, and regional corridors.
5. Eva Perón Municipal Hospital, 24-hour emergency and ambulance service, and Primary Health Care Center.
6. Educational institutions at different levels, Educational Hub, Popular University, and professional training proposals.
7. Juan Pablo II Home for Life, with comprehensive care and permanent assistance for older adults.
8. Monitoring and Video Surveillance Center, Citizen Security, Police, Volunteer Firefighters, and Civil Defense.
9. ATM, post office, service cooperative, businesses, professionals, and intermediate organizations.

Recreation

The Ctalamochita River and the Municipal Spa are central references in the landscape and recreational life of Villa Ascasubi. The ravines, trails, green spaces, and coastal areas allow for outdoor activities, family gatherings, sports, nature, and relaxation.

The town also has an active network of institutions and cultural, sports, and community proposals. Its agenda includes popular celebrations, educational activities, sports events, fairs, and exhibitions such as Expo ProductiVA, which bring together residents, visitors, producers, businesses, and entrepreneurs from the region. The "Corsos de La Villa" are a popular celebration with over 20 years of history, consolidating as one of the most popular carnival events in the center of the province of Córdoba. The historical heritage linked to the old Rodríguez Chapel, the Immaculate Conception Parish, the square, the Old Bridge, and other local valuable spaces reinforces an identity that integrates history, nature, and community.