Includes the following communities
Cascada
History
A train station was established at Cascada on 2 November 1910, inaugurating the first settlement of the area.
Although there were once about 1,400 people living in Cascada, today it is mostly a ghost town. The church and school are still active, but most other buildings in this rural community are abandoned.
Volga German Congregations
A Roman Catholic church was built in Cascada.
Sources
- Obituaries published in Argentinisches Volksfreund
The following Volga German families settled in Cascada:
Becker
Wagner
Catholic Church in Cascada
Source: Elsa Alday.
Sign for Cascada
Source: Claudia Lorena Stoessel.
Ruins of Volga German home in Cascada
Source: Claudia Lorena Stoessel.
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Volga Colonies
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