Adolfo Alsina Partido - Misplaced Pages

Department in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Adolfo Alsina
Department

Country	Argentina
Province	Buenos Aires
Established	21 January 1877
Founded by	Nicolás Levalle
Seat	Carhué
Government
• Mayor	David Hirtz , Justicialist Party
Area
• Total	5,875 km (2,268 sq mi)
Population
• Total	16,245
• Density	2.8/km (7.2/sq mi)
Demonym	Alsinense
Postal Code	6430
IFAM	BUE001
Area Code	02936
Website	www.aa.mun.gba.gov.ar

Adolfo Alsina is a western partido of the Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, found at coordinates 37°10′S 62°44′W / 37.167°S 62.733°W / -37.167; -62.733.

It has a population of 16,245, an area of 5,875 km (2,268 sq mi), and the capital is Carhué.

History

Adolfo Alsina Partido was founded on January 21, 1877.

Demographics

Evolution of population
	1895	1914	1947	1960	1970	1980	1991	2001	2010
Población	4.143	14.880	22.628	20.908	20.331	19.485	18.077	16.245	17.072
Variación	-	+259,16%	+52,06%	-7,60%	-2,75%	-4,16%	-7,22%	-10,13%	+5,09%

Towns

Carhué (8,584 inhabitants)
Arano
Arturo Vatteone
Canónigo Gorriti
Delfín Huergo (37 inhabitants)
Esteban A. Gascón (100 inhabitants)
San Miguel Arcángel (649 inhabitants)
Los Gauchos
Villa Maza (1,705 inhabitants)
Murature
Rivera (3,016 inhabitants)
Thames (25 inhabitants)
Tres Lagunas
Yutuyaco (19 inhabitants)
Avestruz
La Pala (25 inhabitants)
Espartillar
Villa Margarita
Colonia Lapin
Leubucó

References

"Población de la provincia de Buenos Aires registrada en los Censos Nacionales y en el Censo Provincial de 1881, por partido según sexo". Dirección Provincial de Estadística de Buenos Aires. Archived from the original (XLS) on 3 March 2016. Retrieved 16 February 2013.

External links

(in Spanish) Official Website
(in Spanish) Ministry of the Interior statistics

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