San Antonio de Areco Partido
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San Antonio de Areco |
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| Official name | Partido de San Antonio de Areco | ||
| Capital | San Antonio de Areco | ||
| Country Province |
Argentina  Buenos Aires  |
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| Foundation Founder |
October 23, 1730 José Ruiz de Arellano |
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| Population: | |||
| - Total | 21,333 | ||
| - Density | 25.04 Inhabitants/km² | ||
| - Population change | +13.17% (1991-2001) | ||
| Demonym | arecense | ||
| Telephone code | 02326 | ||
| Post Code | B2760 | ||
| Location | |||
| - Coordinates | |||
| Area | 857.59km² | ||
| Distance: | |||
| - to Buenos Aires | 113km | ||
| - to La Plata | 175km | ||
| Patron | San Antonio de Padua | ||
| Mayor | Eduardo Jordan, UCR | ||
| Web Site | http://www.sanantoniodeareco.gov.ar | ||
| IFAM Statistics | IFAM | ||
The partido (county) of San Antonio de Areco is located in the north of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina.
The partido has an area of 852 square kilometres, and a population of 21,333 (2001 census [INDEC]). It's located some 113 km from Buenos Aires city, and 175 from La Plata, and its cabecera or capital is the city of San Antonio de Areco.
[edit] Districts (localidades)
- San Antonio de Areco (capital, or cabecera)
- Villa Lía
- Vagues
- Duggan
[edit] External links
- News from San Antonio de Areco (Spanish)
- Tourism in San Antonio de Areco (Spanish)(English)
- Secretary of Tourism (Spanish)
- Tourism in San Antonio de Areco (English)
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