Acoyte Metro Station
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The Metro Station Acoyte is a station of line A of Buenos Aires Underground and is part of the section Rio de Janeiro - Caballito (now Primera Junta), which opened on July 14, 1914 as the extension. The subway station is located below Avenida Rivadavia at the intersection with Avenida Acoyte / Avenida José Mariano Moreno. The station (or the eponymous street) is named after the battle of Acoyte , in which on February 11, 1818 a small group of gauchos under Bonifacio Ruiz de los Llanos allegedly defeated 200 men of the Spanish army under Pedro Antonio Olañeta .
Like most of the underground stations on the route, this station also had two 100-meter-long side platforms. Black-blue was chosen as the color code for the platform furniture, pillars and decorative strips, while the walls were tiled in white.
Connection
At the underground station you can change to numerous buses (colectivos) .
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Plaza de Mayo - Perú - Piedras - Lima - Sáenz Peña - Congreso - Pasco - Alberti - Plaza Miserere - Loria - Castro Barros - Río de Janeiro - Acoyte - Primera Junta - Puán - Carabobo - San José de Flores - San Pedrito |
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Coordinates: 34 ° 37 ′ 5 ″ S , 58 ° 26 ′ 9.4 ″ W.