Cañuelas Partido
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| Official name | Partido de Cañuelas | |
| Capital | Cañuelas | |
| Country Province |
Argentina Buenos Aires |
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| Population: | ||
| - Total | 42,575 | |
| - Density | 35.4 Inhabitants/km² | |
| - Population change | +37.78% (1991-2001) | |
| Demonym | cañuelense | |
| Telephone code | 02226 | |
| Post Code | B1814 | |
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| Area | 1,200 km² (463 sq mi) | |
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| - to Buenos Aires | ||
| - to La Plata | ||
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| Mayor | Héctor Manuel Rivarolo, UCR | |
| Web Site | http://www.canuelas.mun.gba.gov.ar | |
| IFAM Statistics | IFAM | |
Cañuelas Partido is a partido of Buenos Aires Province in Argentina. The provincial subdivision has a population of around 42,500 inhabitants in an area of 1,200 km² (463 sq mi), and its capital city is Cañuelas, which has a population of around 31,000.
[edit] Sports
Cañuelas is home to Cañuelas FC, a football club currently playing in the regional 4th Division of Argentine football.
[edit] Towns
- Cañuelas district capital
- Alejandro Petión: 434 inhabitants
- El Taladro
- Gobernador Udaondo: 210 inhabitants
- La Noria
- Máximo Paz: 1,910 inhabitants
- Petion
- Santa Rosa
- Uribelarrea: 836 inhabitants
- Vicente Casares: 629 inhabitants
[edit] External links
- (Spanish) Municipality of Cañuelas
- (Spanish) Cañuelas Website
- (Spanish) Cañuelas and Uribelarrea Website
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