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The city of Buenos Aires is located at the northeastern edge of the flat plain known as the Pampas, which occupies the agricultural heartland of Argentina as its shown in Buenos Aires map. It is situated at the point where the Paraná River delta widens to become the Río de la Plata estuary. The eastern and northern limits of the metropolitan area are defined by the Río de la Plata, and the city most prominent physical characteristics are the numerous small rivers that flow through its periphery. The centre of the city lies on a bluff overlooking the Río de la Plata, and to the south flows a small river, the Riachuelo, the banks of which mark the other higher ground in the city. The rest of the city is laid out on the floodplains of the rivers, virtually without significant elevations.

Administrative units of the Buenos Aires metropolitan region are called partidos (counties); each county is governed by an elected mayor and a municipal council (see Buenos Aires map). Coordinated governance of the Buenos Aires metropolitan region is complicated by the lack of any interjurisdictional governing body. The National Commission of the Buenos Aires Metropolitan Area was set up by the federal government in the late 1980s to harmonize the separate administrations of the central city, Buenos Aires province, and the counties. Its efforts have been largely ineffectual.

Buenos Aires is often described as Latin America most European city as its mentioned in Buenos Aires map. The population is made up largely of the descendants of immigrants from Spain and Italy who came to Argentina in the late 19th or early 20th century. Porteños, and Argentinians in general, tend to consider themselves European in character rather than Latin American. Moreover, porteños see themselves as having an identity that is quite distinct from those of other Argentinians and Latin Americans as a whole. Porteños are generally extroverted, sophisticated, animated, and on the forefront of the latest trends and fashions, yet their attitudes are tinged with pessimism or fatalism about the direction of their country or the latest economic problems.

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The city centre or Buenos Aires downtown is built on the original colonial foundation. It has narrow streets laid out at right angles to form a grid pattern. This rectilinear pattern holds for more than 20 square blocks, an area that defined the limits of the city until the late 19th century. Since that time, expansion has been less planned, and the pattern of streets is less regular. The centre is the site of most major financial institutions and corporate headquarters as you can see in Buenos Aires downtown map. The center of Buenos Aires, also known as Downtown Buenos Aires or Centro, is not one neighborhood but rather an area made up of the San Nicolás, Balvanera and Montserrat neighborhoods. The sum of these three neighborhoods adds up to a rich diversity of space, contrasting architectural styles, historic places and cultural, gastronomical and commercial experiences.

The modern city of Buenos Aires developed outward from the Plaza de Mayo, a historic square flanked by the Cabildo (Town Hall) on the western end of the square, which dates from the 18th century, and the Government House, commonly called the Casa Rosada (“Pink House”), on the eastern end as you can see in Buenos Aires downtown map. The Casa Rosada faces west, up the broad Avenida de Mayo, which leads directly to Plaza del Congreso and the National Congress building, constructed in the early 20th century. All distances on national highways are measured from the zero-kilometre point in the small square across from the building.

The center of Buenos Aires, also referred to as the micro-center or downtown, is quite busy during working hours with people coming in and out of the many government offices and shopping stores in the neighborhood. On nights and weekends many shops and restaurants close and the area becomes significantly quieter. El Centro is home to some of the major sights in Buenos Aires, sights that are symbols of Argentina as its shown in Buenos Aires downtown map. Visit each one of the highlights mentioned below, and enjoy all the shopping Buenos Aires has to offer. The area referred to as El Centro is really broken up into a number of separate neighborhoods. These include Montserrat, San Nicolas, Retiro and Puerto Madero.

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The city of Buenos Aires virtually monopolizes the banking activity of the country. Banks in Buenos Aires hold the largest share of the country bank deposits, a large portion of which are held by foreign investors as its mentioned in Buenos Aires Argentina map. The Central Bank of the Republic of Argentina controls the federal banking system. The Buenos Aires stock exchange, along with specialized markets for meat, cattle, fruit, and grain, makes the city the dominant stock and commodities trading centre in the country. The financial district is concentrated just north of the Plaza de Mayo.

The importance of Buenos Aires, the country chief port and the largest in South America, to the national economy is related to Argentina overwhelming dependence on the production and export of agricultural commodities as its shown in Buenos Aires Argentina map. Buenos Aires is the country chief point of consumption, processing, and shipping. Unlike much of the rest of the country, the city has a varied economy, which helps it maintain a degree of stability despite the rampant inflation that has often burdened the entire country.

Buenos Aires main industries include food processing (meat, fish, and grain), metalworking, automobile assembly, oil refining, printing and publishing, and the manufacture of textiles, beverages, paper, and chemicals as you can see in Buenos Aires Argentina map. Heavy industry has grown much faster in metropolitan Buenos Aires than elsewhere in Argentina. More than one-third of the industrial capacity of the country is in the Buenos Aires metropolitan area, and about one-half of all manufacturing jobs are located there. About one-fifth of Greater Buenos Aires labour force works in manufacturing.

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The Federal District of Buenos Aires lies across 78.3 sq miles (202 sq kilometers) of fertile pampa plains that make up this region of the country bordered by the Atlantic Ocean coast to the west as its shown in Buenos Aires on world map. Home to some three million people who populate the 48 districts (or barrios) of this port city, the remaining 11 million residents live in the surrounding 24 municipalities than make up the metropolis of Greater Buenos Aires, therefore making it one of the ten most populated cities in the world. With one in three Argentines living in Buenos Aires proper, the rapidly modernizing region has always been a desired place to live and visit for natives.

Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial, commercial, and cultural hub of Argentina. Its port is one of the busiest in the world. Navigable rivers by way of the Rio de la Plata connect the port to north-east Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay as you can see in Buenos Aires on world map. As a result, it serves as the distribution hub for a vast area of the south-eastern region of the South American continent. Strongly influenced by European culture, Buenos Aires is sometimes referred to as the "Paris of South America." It is the site of the Teatro Colón, one of the world greatest opera houses.

Football (soccer) is a passion for Argentines. Buenos Aires has the highest concentration of football teams of any city in the world (featuring no less than 24 professional football teams), with many of its teams playing in the major league. The best-known rivalry is the one between Boca Juniors and River Plate. Other major clubs include San Lorenzo de Almagro, Vélez Sársfield and Huracán as its mentioned in Buenos Aires on world map. Buenos Aires hosted the 1951 Pan American Games - the first and was also host city to several World Championship events: the 1950 and 1990 Basketball World Championships, the 1982 and 2002 Men Volleyball World Championships and—most remembered—the 1978 FIFA World Cup, won by Argentina on June 25, 1978 when it defeated the Netherlands by 3–1.