La Quebrada Viva (LQV) is a 30.9-hectare buildable forest-parcel within a 62-hectare property in Mbopicua, Escobar district, Paraguarí, Paraguay. The wider project — working name Riverstone Valley (a 62-ha housing park + wellness + ceremonies + family-anchored community) — is described in detail in docs/HOUSING_PARK_CONCEPT.md. LQV is the first cob/bottle earthen house on the larger site.

This page is a single-file static site for a buyer pre-sales walkthrough of the LQV parcel — the 30.9 ha shown through 12 derived layers (satellite imagery, NDVI canopy classes, DEM-traced streams, OSM buildings & roads, GBIF biodiversity, soil profile) with everything as downloadable data.

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LQV 30.9 ha buildable cluster, satellite photo at z=17 with property boundary, NDVI canopy classes, DEM-derived streams, OSM buildings

La Quebrada Viva

30.9 ha buildable cluster · Mbopicua, Escobar, Paraguarí, Paraguay
Centroid 25°36′26″S, 57°02′08″W · UTM 21J · 600 m × 600 m shown

30.9 ha polygon 61 canopy polygons 15 stream segments 31 OSM buildings Sentinel-2 + ALOS + OSM 2026-06-30

Data health all 6 layers verified at the actual LQV centroid

30.9 ha
property polygon (Wes KML)
61
canopy polygons (4 NDVI classes)
15
stream segments (DEM-derived)
31
OSM buildings
300
GBIF observations (30 km radius)
18
soil cells (SoilGrids 2.0)

Layers (zoomed to the property)

LQV property boundary 8 vertices

Property boundary

Wesley's 30.9 ha buildable cluster polygon — hand-drawn in Google Earth, transcribed from KML

8 vertices · KML
Canopy NDVI 4-class 4 classes

Canopy · 4-class NDVI

Sentinel-2 NDVI binned into sparse, open, medium, dense. 61 polygons at 10 m native resolution

4 classes · 10 m
Stream network DEM-derived

Streams · DEM-traced

Copernicus GLO-30 D8 flow-accumulation. 15 segments, 2.7 ha catchment threshold. 8 main, 7 tributary

DEM-derived
OSM buildings 31 features

OSM buildings

Existing structures mapped in the area — rural farms, sheds, and the caminería

OSM · 31
NDVI quicklook NDVI

NDVI quicklook

Vegetation index visualisation. Greens = mature Atlantic Forest

NDVI
NDWI quicklook NDWI

NDWI quicklook

Water index visualisation. Confirms 0% open water in polygon

NDWI
LQV polygon Sentinel-2 RGB RGB

LQV Polygon · Sentinel-2 RGB

Visible-light satellite view of the buildable cluster

Sentinel-2
GBIF observations (LQV region) 300 records

GBIF · 300 observations

30-km radius biodiversity envelope. Species within ~50 km of LQV

GBIF · 300

Built typologies (Cycles hero renders) 3 HDRI variants · photoreal

LQV hero — A: clear noon HDRI HDRI A

HDRI A · Clear noon

Same Cycles render · direct sun, upper-left, clear sky · best for showing massing & shadows

Cycles · 21 MB · clear noon HDRI
LQV hero — B: golden hour haze HDRI HDRI B

HDRI B · Golden hour haze

Same Cycles render · low sun, warm tones · haze from nearby quebrada mist

Cycles · 20 MB · golden haze HDRI
LQV hero — C: dawn fog HDRI HDRI C

HDRI C · Dawn fog

Same Cycles render · morning fog rolling in from quebrada · cool tones, low contrast

Cycles · 20 MB · dawn fog HDRI

Interactive Map (real-time data layers) drag to pan · scroll to zoom

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Open in external apps click to view the property in third-party tools

View on OpenStreetMap Browser-based, all layers toggleable View on Google Maps Satellite + Street View + photos View in Google Earth 3D, historical imagery Edit on OpenStreetMap (iD) Help fill in the missing rural data

Rendered vs satellite same property, two different visualizations

A_hero Cycles render next to satellite photo of the same area
Left: A_hero Cycles render (typology A, photoreal). Right: real satellite photo (Esri, z=15).

Stream network detail 15 DEM-derived segments · labels S01-S15

Data layers side-by-side 1600×400 multi-band quicklook

LQV 4-up poster showing NDVI, NDWI, RGB, and Canopy classes

Explore in 3D Cesium World Terrain + Esri satellite · no key required, 5 GB/mo free tier via Cesium ion

— fps Camera height — km Cesium World Terrain via Cesium ion

Cesium World Terrain elevation data is streamed at 30 m resolution (SRTM-class). Imagery: Esri World Imagery (default) or OpenStreetMap (toggle). Save data: 5 GB/mo free via Cesium ion — no extra signup beyond this token.

About the wider project

La Quebrada Viva (LQV) is the 30.9-hectare first cob/bottle earthen house on a 62-hectare property in Paraguay. The full project concept is forest park + wellness pool + ceremonies + family-anchored community, with a 4-BV + machinepark structure, phasing toward a 2030 horizon.

For the full vision, see:

This page shows the LQV parcel only. The wider 62-ha site is documented in the canonical repo at github.com/Ai-Whisperers/la-quebrada-viva.

What's not in this data

This is a buyer pre-sales visualization built from satellites + open data. Some things are missing or limited by source resolution:

For survey-grade, design-grade, or legally-binding data, engage a licensed Paraguayan agrimensor — see docs/_archive/2026-06-1X/UPGRADE_PLAN.md for the SoW.