Partido Esteban Echeverría

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Esteban Echeverría
Argentina - Buenos Aires - Esteban Echeverría.svg
Location of Esteban Echeverría in Gran Buenos Aires
Data
Capital Monte Grande
population 300,959 (2010, INDEC)
surface 120 km²
Population density 2,508 inhabitants / km²
Other cities 4 localidades
Website http://www.muniecheverria.gov.ar
Iglesia Inmaculada Concepción de Monte Grande.jpg
The church "Iglesia Inmaculada Concepción" in Monte Grande, the main town of the Partido

Esteban Echeverría is the name of a partido (administrative unit) in the Argentine province of Buenos Aires . The main town of the Partido, which consists of four localidades (localities), is Monte Grande . Esteban Echeverría, wholly in the Buenos Aires -called agglomeration of the city of Buenos Aires is located, covers an area of 120 square kilometers and has a population of 300,959 inhabitants (2010).

Location in the agglomeration of Buenos Aires

Esteban Echeverría is located about 20 kilometers south of the center of the Argentine capital Buenos Aires, not far from its Ezeiza international airport . Neighboring Partidos are La Matanza in the north, Lomas de Zamora and Almirante Brown in the east, Presidente Perón in the south and Ezeiza in the west .

Structure of the partido

The Partido Esteban Echeverría consists of four so-called Localidades, which are almost completely fused with each other as well as with the neighboring partidos .

Monte Grande

see also the article Monte Grande

Monte Grande is the capital and administrative seat of the Partido. With 109,644 inhabitants (2001) approx. 45% of the Partido population have their residence here.

El Jaguel

see also the article El Jagüel

El Jagüel is located between Monte Grande and Ezeiza , the capital of the neighboring party of the same name, in the immediate vicinity of the facilities of the Buenos Aires international airport. In 2001 there were 48,781 people in El Jagüel.

Luis Guillón

see also the article Luis Guillón

Luis Guillón is adjacent to Monte Grande to the north and has a population of 37,843 (2001).

9 de April

see also Article 9 de April

9 de Abril had 40,656 inhabitants in 2001, and is located on federal highway 4, also known as Camino de Cintura , one of the ring roads that leads around the Argentine capital Buenos Aires.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ indec.gov.ar

Coordinates: 34 ° 48 ′  S , 58 ° 28 ′  W