General Lavalle Partido, Administrative district in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina.
General Lavalle Partido is an administrative district in eastern Buenos Aires Province, covering an extended area crossed by the Ajó River. The district includes the main city of General Lavalle and several surrounding towns, with an agricultural landscape of fields and rural settlements.
The area was originally named Rincón de Ajó and took its current name in 1891 to honor Juan Lavalle, a 19th-century military commander. This renaming marked recognition of his role in regional conflicts and development of that era.
Agricultural fairs remain central to community gatherings, where local farmers showcase their harvest and celebrate rural customs throughout the year.
The city of General Lavalle serves as the administrative center with basic services for visitors and residents. Regular bus connections link the district to larger cities, making travel around the region straightforward.
The district contains a deep-water port near Samborombón Bay that historically served as a shipping point for industrial and food products. This port played an important role in the region's economic development.
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