Partido de Escobar

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Over a century ago a significant earthquake shook Partido de Escobar. This wasn’t just any tremor. It was part of the larger Rio de la Plata earthquake of 1888. Measuring 5.0 on the Richter scale it left its mark on this area.

Partido de Escobar is one of 135 partidos in Buenos Aires province. Belén de Escobar serves as its bustling capital. Located on the northern edge of Gran Buenos Aires it’s a rapidly growing area. It shares borders with Campana Pilar Malvinas Argentinas and Tigre.

Did you know Partido de Escobar’s population has exploded? In 1960 it was a mere 28386. By 2022 it had soared to 256268. That’s an incredible 20% increase between 2010 and 2022. This incredible growth makes it one of the fastest-growing areas in the Buenos Aires conurbation.

The area’s history is rich with political activity. Since 1983 Partido de Escobar has seen numerous intendentes. Each one shaped the partido’s trajectory. The shifts in power between the UCR and the PJ reflect national political trends. Local elections offer a fascinating glimpse into the area’s political culture. The composition of the Concejo Deliberante and Consejo Escolar reflects the ebb and flow of local political alliances.

Beyond politics Partido de Escobar boasts many tourist attractions. Imagine strolling along the Costanera del Rio Paraná de las Palmas. Or perhaps exploring the Japanese Garden. The restored Bibliocabina in Ingeniero Maschwitz is a unique sight. A former phone booth it is now a beloved public library. The Fiesta Nacional de la Flor showcases the region’s abundant floral beauty.

For those who love nature the Bioparque Temaikèn offers a close encounter with wildlife. Local artisans display their crafts at the Paseo de los Artesanos. History buffs can dive into the past at the Museo Histórico Agustín Campiglia. And for the beer aficionados Cervecería Barba Roja is a must-visit.

Partido de Escobar’s vibrant tapestry combines history rapid growth and diverse attractions. It’s a place where the past and present intertwine. It is a place that continues to grow and evolve. A place to discover and explore.

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