Humaitá

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Humaitá is a historic town in southern Paraguay known for its strategic role and heavily fortified position during the Paraguayan War.

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Humaitá canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf town
attackedBy Triple Alliance forces
besiegedBy Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
country Paraguay
defendedBy Paraguayan forces
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasCoordinateRegion Paraguay River
surface form: Paraguay River basin
hasEconomicActivity fishing
riverine transport
small-scale agriculture
hasHeritageStatus historic site
hasHistoricalPeriod Paraguayan War
hasNotableStructure Church of San Carlos Borromeo
ruins of the Fortress of Humaitá
hasPopulationType small town
hasRiverBank left bank of the Paraguay River
hasRole municipal seat
river port
hasStrategicFeature artillery batteries
control of navigation on the Paraguay River
fortified earthworks
minefields in the river
riverine defenses
hasTimezone UTC−04:00
hasTimezoneDST UTC−03:00
hasTourismAttraction battlefield remains
colonial-era church ruins
hasTourismType historical tourism
hasTransport regional roads
river transport
knownFor Fortress of Humaitá
heavily fortified position during the Paraguayan War
strategic role in the Paraguayan War
languageUsed Guaraní
Spanish
locatedIn Ñeembucú Department
locatedInRegion southwestern Paraguay
surface form: southern Paraguay
locatedNear Pilar
locatedOnRiver Paraguay River
locatedSouthOf Asunción
partOfConflict Paraguayan War
Paraguayan War
surface form: War of the Triple Alliance
usedBy Paraguayan armed forces
wasMilitaryStrongholdOf Paraguay

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Paraguay River cityOnRiver Humaitá
Botafogo borderedBy Humaitá