Pilar Partido, Administrative division in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Pilar Partido is an administrative division in Buenos Aires Province, located around 54 kilometers northwest of the capital city. The district borders eight neighboring areas and contains a major industrial zone that hosts hundreds of companies.
A peace treaty was signed here in 1820 that fundamentally changed Argentina's political structure and established federal principles. This agreement ended conflicts between Buenos Aires and other provinces in the region.
The name comes from a peace treaty signed here in the 1820s that shaped Argentina's political structure. Local residents connect their community to this important moment in national history.
The area is accessible from Buenos Aires through several road connections and contains both industrial zones and residential areas. Visitors should know the infrastructure is primarily business-oriented rather than set up for tourism.
The Plaza 12 de Octubre was declared a National Historic Monument in 1942 and serves as the central point around which the district developed. This public square remains the heart of the local community and reflects the place's historical importance.
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