Villa General Mitre
Villa General Mitre is a district in the center of the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. It has 34,000 inhabitants (as of 2001) on an area of 2.2 km ². The population density of the district is just under 15,500 inhabitants per km ² and is thus slightly above the average of Buenos Aires of about 13,500 inhabitants / km ².
Villa Gral. Mitre is bounded by the streets Condarco, Av. Gaona Av. Tte. Grail. Donato Alvarez, Av. Juan B. Justo, Av. San Martín and Av. Álvarez Jonte.
1908, the district was named after General Bartolomé Mitre, the 1862 to 1868 was President of Argentina. He is predominantly residential area, characterized by quiet roads, trees and simple houses.
Facilities and Attractions
- Club Ciencia y laboratory ( Cesar Diaz Road and Artigas Street)
- Liga de Fomento Villa Gral. Mitre ( Gavilán Street and Av. J. B. Justo )
- Saenz Peña Plaza (Av. JB Justo and Boyacá Street)
- Plaza of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción (Av. Gaona and Gavilán Street)
- Colegio Claret (Av. Donato Alvarez and Av. San Martin)
- Monument for Norberto " Pappo " Napolitano ( Andrés Lamas Street and Av. JB Justo )
- School No. 4 DE 12 Provincia de La Pampa (Caracas Street and Av. Gaona )
On the border of the district of La Paternal is the stadium of the " Asociación Atlética Argentinos Juniors ."