No.3069
>>>/qa/117398It's not a place with heavy industry, from what I'm reading the river is mostly used for transport of raw materials, the products of agriculture, livestock, and logging.
Tigre specifically was a place for commerce and contraband, and at one point rich people set it up as a resort of sorts with heavy English influence (like that of the Rowing Club, that's its name
in Spanish). Here's a pic of the Club de Regatas, for racing.
No.3078
Every residence has a name rather than a number, it's pretty neat. Some of the ones I came across were:
The Desired, the Queen, Don Chito, Inferno, the Jungled, Victoria Bay, At Last, Hakuna Matata, Step by Step, the Hidden, Sunlight (in English), Ganesha, Moonlight (in Spanish), the Gaucho, 25th of May, and The Matadors of Street 12. Maybe "Killers", it's ambiguous.
No.3094
Oh no strange timing with /win/ opening up in hours. Uhh... hmmm...
No.3096
disgusting brown water
No.3097
there was a lake too but too muddy to see the fishes well
>>3096tons of sediment
No.3112
How susceptible is this place to flooding? The houses so close to the water level like
>>3073 make me nervous, although the fencing there makes me think that some simple work was done there with new dirt. At least there's trees nearby to hold onto some of the soil.
No.3113
>>3112I'm not sure, frankly. You can see the foundation is at least half a meter above ground, indeed sitting on top of soil that's already higher than the lower one on the left, and it has that red part on the bottom right that might just be grating of some sort, though I'm not sure how that would work either.
A good deal of houses more humble than that one sit at a lower elevation, and they seem to be doing fine. It's hard to tell, but I think that one's safe.