Coronel Pringles Partido

Coronel Pringles Partido is a local administrative division in the southern part of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Its administrative capital is the city of Coronel Pringles, which gives the partido its name. The territory is part of the provincial system of partidos, the county-like subdivisions used to organize municipal government and local administration across Buenos Aires Province. The partido was established on 10 July 1882 by the provincial government during a territorial reorganization that divided the former territory of Tres Arroyos into three partidos: Coronel Suárez, Tres Arroyos, and Coronel Pringles. Its creation formed part of the broader process by which Buenos Aires Province consolidated local jurisdictions and extended formal administration across its southern interior. According to the 2001 national census cited by the reference material, Coronel Pringles Partido had 23,794 inhabitants and covered approximately 5,257 square kilometres. The capital, Coronel Pringles, is located about 597 kilometres from the city of Buenos Aires. The jurisdiction also includes a number of smaller settlements and rural localities, among them Coronel Falcón, El Divisorio, El Pensamiento, Indio Rico, Krabbe, Lartigau, Las Mostazas, Pillahuinco, Reserva, and Stegmann. As a partido rather than a commercial company or consumer brand, Coronel Pringles Partido does not have products, brand lines, corporate ownership, public-market listing, or commercial operating markets in the conventional sense. Its institutional role is territorial and civic: it encompasses the capital and outlying settlements, provides the framework for municipal administration, and represents a defined area within the province. The municipality associated with the partido maintains an official government website for local information and public administration. Contemporary demographic and administrative details may have changed since the 2001 census and should be verified against newer Argentine census and municipal records.

Coronel Pringles Partido was created on 10 July 1882 by the provincial government of Buenos Aires. Its formation occurred during a reorganization of the southern part of the province, when the territory of Tres Arroyos was divided to establish the partidos of Coronel Pringles, Coronel Suárez, and Tres Arroyos. This administrative division reflected the province's effort to define local jurisdictions and establish more structured municipal governance across its expanding interior territories. The partido takes its name from Coronel Pringles, its principal city and administrative capital. The capital is situated in southern Buenos Aires Province, approximately 597 kilometres from the national capital, Buenos Aires. The jurisdiction encompasses both the urban centre and a network of smaller settlements and rural localities. The settlements identified in the reference material are Coronel Pringles, Coronel Falcón, El Divisorio, El Pensamiento, Indio Rico, Krabbe, Lartigau, Las Mostazas, Pillahuinco, Reserva, and Stegmann. The available historical reference records an area of approximately 5,257 square kilometres. It also reports a population of 23,794 in the 2001 Census conducted by Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Census. These figures provide a historical baseline, but they should not be treated as current population or area data without confirmation from later official statistical releases. The partido's significance is administrative rather than commercial. In Buenos Aires Province, a partido functions as a local government and territorial unit, combining a principal municipal centre with surrounding communities and rural land. Coronel Pringles Partido therefore does not constitute a company, product brand, or privately owned organization. Its official identity is connected to public administration, local services, territorial representation, and the governance of the settlements within its boundaries. The municipal government provides an official website for local information. Further detail about later demographic changes, municipal officeholders, infrastructure, and public programs requires current official or archival sources.

• 2001

  Population recorded in the national census

  [1]Coronel Pringles Partidoen.wikipedia.org

  The Argentine national census cited in the reference material recorded 23,794 inhabitants for the partido. The cited source also reports a territorial area of approximately 5,257 square kilometres.

• 1882

  Creation of the partido

  [1]Coronel Pringles Partidoen.wikipedia.org

  On 10 July 1882, the provincial government of Buenos Aires created Coronel Pringles Partido as part of a division of the former territory of Tres Arroyos. The same reorganization also created the partidos of Coronel Suárez and Tres Arroyos.

A territorial and municipal jurisdiction within Buenos Aires Province, rather than a commercial brand.

1. 1Coronel Pringles Partidoen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Municipality of Coronel Pringlescoronelpringles.gov.ar