and Alto Paraguay Departments, separated from them by the Paraguay River, between the mouths of the rivers Ypané and Apa Districts The department is divided into 14 districts: Azotey Belén Concepción Horqueta Loreto San Carlos San Lázaro Yby Yaú Sargento José Félix López Paso Barreto San Alfredo Arroyito Paso Horqueta Itacuá Note: The districts of Sargento José Félix López, Paso Barreto, San Alfredo, and others were created after the 2021 Census. Climate In summer, the temperature rises to 39° Celsius, and in winter, drops to 2 degrees Celsius. The media is 24 degrees Celsius. The rains can be about 1.324 mm. The rainiest months are November, December and January, and the dryer ones are June, July and August. Orography and soil The lands of this territory are of relatively elevation and even more close to the north and east frontiers, where they acquire the characteristic of true mountains. These are lands of calcareous origin, with a diversity of granite rocks and marble. The soil is very fertile. In the center and the north the land is a great territory for pasture, with woods and yerba fields. In the south, the lands are high, with little pendants and woods. To the north of the department, there is a succession of hills of low height; the elevations that are continuous form the Cordillera Quince Puntas, along with the mountain range of San Luis from north to south. The hills: Valle-mi, Medina, Pyta, Naranjahai, Itaipú Guazú and Sarambí, destacate from others. Hydrography The Paraguay river runs to the west of Concepción along with the minor rivers Apa, Aquidabán and Ypané, and the streams that bathe the territory are: Estrella, Sirena, Apamí, Primero, Quiensabe, Negla, Trementina, Chacalnica, Tapyanguá, Pitanohaga, Guazú, Mbui'i, Ypanemí, Capiibary, Mboi Guazú. The ports are: Port Concepción Port Vallemí Port Risso: it is mountain passes that produces lime, has rocky coasts, and have had several owners throughout history. There is an antique house built at the end of the 20th century, used to be a defense from the natives of Chaco, still stands in the place. Port Fonciere: an important watch point over the Paraguay River. There is a house from the year 1927. Por Max: port "Tres Ollas" is nowadays a ganadero establishment, right in front of the Port Pinasco. Port Arrecife: it has dangerous reefs. In time of bajada of the Paraguay River, it is ideal for fishing Dorado