How many power stations are there in Asuncion

Asuncion, city and capital of Paraguay, occupying a promontory and descending to the Paraguay River near its confluence with the Pilcomayo. It lies 175 feet above sea level. As the seat of the national government and of the archbishop of Paraguay, it dominates social, cultural, and economic trends in the country.

The metropolitan area consists of Asunción and 10 other municipalities within the Central Department. They all form part of a continuous urban area with an exclusively urban population, occupying 686 km 2. This area is home to 56 % of the country's urban population.

Asunción has all the physical assets of a major city and, as is to be expected, varying levels of development. It has a historical district, residential neighbourhoods, commercial areas, and the typical infrastructure of a major city.

Asunción is the principal distributing centre of the most densely populated region of Paraguay. Cotton, sugarcane, corn (maize), tobacco, fruit, and cattle products from the rich agricultural and pastoral hinterland are processed in and around the capital.

Asunción was designated a green city following a process involving an extensive study and it is estimated that Asunción contains more than 750 hectares of green space, comprised of approximately 200 sites (plazas, squares, parks, viewpoints, cycle paths, linear commons, etc.).

According to historical records, the average annual temperature in Asunción is 22.7 °C (21-year historical database) with an average rainfall of 1370 mm per year (114-year historical database). The weather variation over the course of the year is as follows: January is the warmest month with an average temperature of 27.4 °C.