Ituzaingó Partido

Ituzaingó Partido is an administrative district in western Greater Buenos Aires featuring residential neighborhoods, commercial zones, and protected natural areas. The region maintains a mix of low-rise housing and green spaces across multiple neighborhoods.

The partido separated from Morón Partido through Provincial Law 11,610 in 1995, establishing itself as an independent administrative entity. This separation allowed the region to develop its own municipal governance and local policies.

The central plaza near the train station serves as the community's meeting point, hosting regular concerts, local markets, and neighborhood celebrations. This space reflects how residents spend time together and maintain connections with their surroundings.

The region connects to central Buenos Aires through public transportation, with the train station providing a primary link to the city center. Most residential areas are compact and walkable for getting around locally.

Parque Leloir is one of the province's largest protected natural spaces, preserving native plant species within the district. This green area offers an important retreat within the developed surroundings and remains less crowded than other nearby parks.

Location: Buenos Aires Province

Inception: 1994

Capital city: Ituzaingó

Elevation above the sea: 30 m

Shares border with: Hurlingham Partido, Morón Partido, Merlo Partido, Moreno Partido, San Miguel Partido

Website: https://miituzaingo.gov.ar

GPS coordinates: -34.65222,-58.67500

Latest update: December 22, 2025 13:13