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Patagonia Population: 603

Total Males: 270
Total Females: 333
Median Household Income: $39,917
Total Households: 333

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Brief Information About Patagonia

The town of Patagonia is located in the county of Santa Cruz. It has a total area of 3.3 sq. km. Local inhabitants are indulged in service-oriented jobs related to health, human service organizations, printing, senior services, tourist information and road side services. Commercial spaces are utilized by educational institutions, public libraries, parking lot stations, restaurants, clubs, bodies of religious organization and art schools. The town has become home to a number of beauty salons, campgrounds, construction companies, fast food restaurants, health and diet food stores, osteopathy, supplies of swimming pool equipments and wine shops.

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