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Sign of the former Koluel Kayke station with the village behind

Koluel Kayke

A village born from a Patagonian Railway station, on the road that crosses the province from east to west.

Photo: Gonce · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Koluel Kayke is a small administered settlement (comisión de fomento) in the Deseado department. The provincial government traces its origins to the railway station on the line to Las Heras and celebrates its anniversary every 15 September; the comisión de fomento was created in 1999.

What to see

Getting there

It's on RP 43 (formerly 520), which links the east and west of the province and is served by long-distance buses. It makes a short stop on the way between the coast and the northwest. Services: ask the comisión de fomento before you travel.

Sources

  1. Prensa Santa Cruz – Aniversario de Koluel Kayke
  2. Ministerio de Producción de Santa Cruz – Koluel Kayke y la RP 43

Checked on 2026-10-15. Opening hours, prices and dates change often: check before you travel.