Where it stands
San Jerónimo · 11 facilities on this plate
Particulars
- Type
- Prison
- Local name
- Instituto Correccional Modelo de Coronda - Unidad Nº1
- District
- San Jerónimo
- Region
- Santa Fe
- Country
- Argentina
Also in San Jerónimo
- Comisaría 12° – Puerto GabotoPolice station
- Comisaría 1ra.- Unidad Regional XVPolice station
- Comisaría 6ta – San GenaroPolice station
- Comisaría 7ma – San GenaroPolice station
- Comisaría 8va de CentenoPolice station
- Comisaría Nº 2 – GálvezPolice station
- Comisaría XVI LópezPolice station
- Destacamento 4º – Puerto AragónPolice station
- Destacamento CentenoGendarmerie
- Prefectura Naval ArgentinaPolice station
Frequently asked
Where can I find Coronda prison?
Coronda prison is at Belgrano 2421, Coronda, Argentina (San Jerónimo, Santa Fe).
Can I find out if someone is held at Coronda prison?
Prison services in Argentina generally do not publish inmate lists. Contact Coronda prison or Servicio Penitenciario Federal, who can explain what information they are able to share.
What area does Coronda prison belong to?
Coronda prison is in San Jerónimo, Santa Fe, Argentina. San Jerónimo has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.
What is Coronda prison called locally?
Locally it is known as Instituto Correccional Modelo de Coronda - Unidad Nº1. Use this name when asking for directions or writing to the facility.
What are the GPS coordinates of Coronda prison?
Coronda prison is at 31.9824° S, 60.9210° W. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.
What kind of facility is Coronda prison?
Coronda prison is a prison run by Servicio Penitenciario Federal.
What are the visiting rules at Coronda prison?
Visits usually have to be booked in advance, and visitors bring official photo identification. Rules differ from one facility to the next, so contact Coronda prison before travelling.
How do I send a letter to someone at Coronda prison?
Address the envelope with the person's full name, followed by Coronda prison, Belgrano 2421, Coronda, Argentina. Many facilities only accept plain letters and photos, so check its mail rules before sending anything else.