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Private estancia airstrip serving rural Corrientes province.
- ›Private airstrip associated with Estancia Nina agricultural property.
- ›Located in Corrientes province, a region known for cattle ranching and wetlands.
- ›Registered under the Argentine civil aviation system with code AR-0807.
- ›No scheduled commercial services operate from this facility.
- ›Serves as a typical example of private estancia airstrips common across rural Argentina.
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