Santa Clara is a town and municipality in Jujuy Province, in northwestern Argentina. It is one of the province's smaller settlements, located within the mountainous terrain of the Andean north.
Jujuy Province sits in Argentina's extreme northwest, bordering Bolivia and Chile, and is known for its high-altitude landscapes, including the Quebrada de Humahuaca and the Puna plateau. Santa Clara forms part of this broader regional setting as a municipal entity within the province.
As a municipality, Santa Clara serves as a local administrative unit for its surrounding area. Detailed information about its population, economy, and history is limited in readily available sources.