Magdalena Partido

Magdalena Partido is a local government district in the northeastern portion of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Its administrative capital is the city of Magdalena, located approximately 87 kilometres from the city of Buenos Aires. The partido covers about 1,785 square kilometres and has a population of approximately 16,000 people according to the reference material. It is one of the provincial partidos that organize local administration outside the autonomous city of Buenos Aires and the province’s larger metropolitan municipalities. The district includes the capital settlement of Magdalena as well as General Mansilla, also known as Estación Bartolomé Bavio, Atalaya, and Vieytes. These settlements form the principal named population centres identified in the available reference material. The municipal government provides the district’s official public information through its website. Magdalena Partido is a territorial and governmental entity rather than a commercial consumer brand; consequently, conventional brand attributes such as product ranges, commercial positioning, ownership, stock-market listing, and corporate parentage do not apply. Available reference material does not establish a founding date, founder, detailed administrative history, economic profile, or current elected-officeholder list.

Magdalena Partido is a partido of Buenos Aires Province in Argentina. The available reference material identifies it as lying in the northeastern part of the province and places its administrative capital in the city of Magdalena. The district’s territory covers approximately 1,785 square kilometres, while its population is described as being about 16,000 inhabitants. No reliable founding year or detailed chronology of its creation was provided in the supplied sources, so its institutional origins cannot be dated here without introducing unsupported information. The partido is organized around several settlements. Magdalena serves as the administrative centre. Other named localities are General Mansilla, which is also associated with the name Estación Bartolomé Bavio, Atalaya, and Vieytes. Together, these settlements represent the principal communities referenced in the available encyclopedic description. Magdalena is situated roughly 87 kilometres from Buenos Aires, providing geographic context for the district’s relationship to the provincial capital region and the broader Buenos Aires area. As a partido, Magdalena is a territorial subdivision and local-government jurisdiction rather than a private company or commercial brand. Its public-facing institutional presence is represented by the official municipal website. The supplied material does not provide a historical account of municipal administrations, infrastructure projects, economic sectors, demographic changes, major policy decisions, or notable controversies. Those areas remain undocumented in this dossier rather than being inferred from the district’s name or location.

A municipal and territorial administrative district serving the communities of Magdalena, General Mansilla, Atalaya, and Vieytes in Buenos Aires Province.

1. 1Magdalena Partidoen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Municipality of Magdalenamagdalena.gob.ar