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The relief features its elevations in the Sierra del Imán (or
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The meteorological conditions reflect these differences in altitude in the department. For example, Panambí records an average temperature of 25.7°C in
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chief "Oberá" (the one who shines). According to tradition, he was known for his indomitable courage. The department was created on
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