Arroyo Soconcho is a stream located in the Córdoba province of Argentina, situated in the broader Calamuchita Valley region — one of the most scenic and angler-friendly landscapes in central Argentina. The arroyo flows through a terrain typical of the Sierras de Córdoba, where rolling hills, native vegetation, and clear mountain-fed waterways create a distinctive environment for freshwater fishing. It lies roughly 28 kilometers from Santa Rosa de Calamuchita, placing it within reach of one of the region's most popular tourist and fishing towns. The surrounding area is characterized by the kind of riparian corridors common to the Sierras Chicas and Sierras Grandes foothills, where arroyos like Soconcho wind through valleys dotted with native trees and shrubs before eventually contributing to the larger river systems of the Calamuchita watershed.