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 In this photo I am fishing in the Salto river I'm wearing a black tank top with black sports pants. I really like fishing in Salto River because it gives me a lot of peace, it entertains me, it is a passion and it is the moment that I love the most because I do it with my dad.

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This bridge was inaugurated on October 19, 2001. This New Bridge si for vehicles and pedestrians. It is 90 meters long and 13 meters wide.This Bridge was built under  the provincial government of  Mrs. Vidal and the administration of Dr Alessandro. This Bridge seeks to mitigate the risk of flooding and improve connectivity to  aeras and improve circulation

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In this photo you can see the San Pablo Parish, an architectural and cultural symbol of Salto.

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 In this photo you can see the Balneario of Salto. It is an important and unforgettable place for any local

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This photo shows a very important place in the town, the ‘Balneario de Salto.’ It is known for its large river and green spaces. Many people visit this place in summer or go there to fish.

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This photo shows the iconic plaza of the town, called ‘Plaza San Martín.’ It is located in the center of the town. This is a very autumnal photo that captures some corners of the plaza. With this picture, I wanted to show the essence of Salto in autumn.

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In this photo you can see El Molino Quemado, which is a tourist site in Salto, consisting of the ruins of a hydraulic mill that burned down in 1931.The Molino Quemado offers visitors a chance to learn a little about the region's industrial history, as it was the country's first water-powered mill. In 1869, it produced the first flour exported to the United States.

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In this photo, you can see one of the iron bridges where the train used to cross. The photo was taken from the Valentín Vergara Bridge; both bridges cross over the Salto River. Today, the iron bridges are simply tourist attractions.

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“The most known one by students wanting to go back home”
Many young people from Salto must travel to Buenos Aires and Rosario to continue their university studies. On weekends, everyone wants to return home, and for that, there is a van service as a means of transportation.

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This photo represents the characteristic of having two bridges on a common sunny day, the one in the back is the old one, and the one in the front is the modern one.

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This photo represents the luminous city in black and white from a terrace, the lights highlight the city at night