General La Madrid District

General La Madrid Partido is a local administrative subdivision in the central part of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. Its administrative seat is the town of General La Madrid, which shares the name of the partido. The district covers approximately 4,811 square kilometres and has a population of about 11,000 inhabitants according to the referenced encyclopedic description. It is one of the partidos through which Buenos Aires Province organizes municipal government and local public administration. The partido is named after General Gregorio Aráoz de Lamadrid, an Argentine military commander associated with the country’s wars of independence and later nineteenth-century political and military conflicts. Lamadrid served alongside prominent figures of the independence era, including José de San Martín, Manuel Belgrano and José María Paz. The name therefore connects the district to Argentina’s national military and civic history rather than to a commercial brand or private company. The district includes the towns of General La Madrid, La Colina, Líbano, Las Martinetas and Pontaut. General La Madrid functions as the principal urban and administrative centre, while the other named communities form part of the partido’s dispersed settlement pattern. The available reference material does not provide a detailed account of the district’s founding date, political leadership, economic output, major infrastructure projects, commercial activity or current municipal programs. Accordingly, this entry treats General La Madrid primarily as a geographic and governmental entity and does not assign it commercial products, brand offerings or corporate ownership.

General La Madrid Partido is located in the central region of Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. In the provincial administrative system, a partido is a territorial subdivision that provides the framework for local government and municipal administration. The district’s seat is the town of General La Madrid, and the same name is used for both the partido and its principal town. The district’s name commemorates General Gregorio Aráoz de Lamadrid, an Argentine military figure linked to the country’s independence struggle. Lamadrid served with several of the most prominent Argentine leaders of that period, including José de San Martín, Manuel Belgrano and José María Paz. The naming of the partido reflects the broader Argentine practice of commemorating national military and political figures in provincial geography. The referenced description places the partido in Buenos Aires Province’s central region and gives it an area of approximately 4,811 square kilometres. Its population is described as about 11,000 inhabitants. The settlement network includes General La Madrid, La Colina, Líbano, Las Martinetas and Pontaut. These localities indicate a territory that combines a principal administrative centre with smaller communities distributed across a relatively extensive area. The available source material does not establish a precise creation date for the partido, identify its founding authority, or document changes to its boundaries. It also does not provide enough information to reconstruct a detailed chronology of municipal administrations, infrastructure development, demographic change or local economic sectors. No corporate parent, commercial owner or private operating group applies to the district. Further research in official municipal and provincial records would be required for a fuller institutional history.

1. 1General La Madrid Partidoen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Municipality of General La Madridlamadrid.gba.gov.ar