Pehuajó Partido

Pehuajó Partido is a partido of Buenos Aires Province in Argentina. The supplied reference identifies it as being located in the northeastern part of the province and names Pehuajó as its administrative capital. In the Argentine provincial system, a partido functions as a territorial and governmental subdivision, combining an administrative jurisdiction with a principal municipality and associated settlements. The partido covers approximately 4,531 square kilometres and has a population of about 40,000 people. Its territory is not limited to the capital city: it includes a dispersed network of smaller settlements and rural localities. The listed communities are Abel, Alagón, Albariño, Ancón, Asturias, Capitán Castro, El Recado, Francisco Madero, Girondo, Gnecco, Inocencio Sosa, Juan José Paso, La Cotorra, Larramendy, Las Juanitas, Magdala, Mones Cazón, Nueva Plata, Pedro Gamen, San Bernardo de Pehuajó, and San Esteban, in addition to Pehuajó itself. Pehuajó, the capital, is located roughly 389 kilometres from Buenos Aires. The geographic scale and settlement list indicate a jurisdiction combining an established urban centre with a broad rural hinterland. Beyond these geographic and demographic facts, the supplied material does not document the partido's creation date, changes to its boundaries, major infrastructure projects, political administrations, economic indicators, or municipal policy history. Those subjects require additional authoritative local-government or provincial sources.

A local government and territorial administration serving the city of Pehuajó and surrounding rural communities in Buenos Aires Province.

1. 1Pehuajó Partidoen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Municipality of Pehuajópehuajo.gov.ar