Subdivisions of Buenos Aires province (Argentina)

Last modified: 2004-12-11 by antonio martins
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Alberti department

Emblem in the 1950’ies

The Justicialist Party emblem was adopted as arms by Alberti in Buenos Aires. In 1955, September 4th, Perón falls, and the military take the power ending the process.
Jaume Ollé, 30 Nov 2002

I believe that in this era the argentinian cities dont have flags own yet, only arms.
Jaume Ollé, 03 Dec 2002

Avellaneda department

Emblem in the 1950’ies

The Justicialist Party emblem was adopted as arms by Avellaneda in Buenos Aires. In 1955, September 4th, Perón falls, and the military take the power ending the process.
Jaume Ollé, 30 Nov 2002

I believe that in this era the argentinian cities dont have flags own yet, only arms.
Jaume Ollé, 03 Dec 2002

Nueve de Julio department

Its flag consist of blue background charged with its emblem.
Dov Gutterman, 18 Feb 2002

Information translated from http://www.9dejulio.net/r.asp?bandera:

• In a single field of intense blue, it represents the immensity of our sky.
• The Sun is represented, like a creative fact.
• The arched saber, represents Colonel Julio de Vedia, in its participation in the foundation.
• The 24 stars, represent the brotherhood between the 24 towns of the district, surrounding the year of their birth.
• The three lagoons, represent the origin of the primitive Cla Lauquen.
• The wheat ear, represents our main agricultural wealth, and the wheel to our industry.
• Finally, the laurel — symbol of Glory — recognizes those that laid the foundations of the mighty and laborious Party of 9 de Julio of today.

It is left unsaid that the white geometrical shape is the geographic outline of the department (35°30'S 61°W), pointing north, as seen f.i. at http://www.capraro.com.ar/images/MaterialDidactico/Mapas/provincias/buenosairesg.jpg.
António Martins, 08 Dec 2004

Sierras Bayas municipality