The agglomeration of economic activities generated from the high-quali­ty coffee production in the southern zone of Huila brings about different facts such as people’s commuting, goods and utilities, transportation costs, which depict the patterns of the economic agent mass location in a given geographical area. To meet that objective, the study focuses on analyzing centrality generation patterns in that area, which have permitted Pitalito to become a development core or node, and a road corridor to carry out important commercial activities like high-quality coffee production by community members from Acevedo, Pitalito and Palestina, belonging to the “Yanacona” Indigenous community.