Legal Aspect
The Ñacunday National Park, located on 26°03’ latitude South and 54°42’ longitude West, with an area of 20 km². It was created in the category of Ñacunday Protector Forest, by decree N° 17.071 on August 20, 1975 with an extension of 10 km², including the Salto Ñacunday and was later expanded by decree N° 16.146 on January 18, 1993, including some modifications. These modifications refer to the creation of the Ñacunday National Park with 20 km², instead of the Ñacunday Protector Forest and the Yacuy Protector Forest.
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