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Villa Urquiza

Villa Urquiza: Growth: Francisco Seeber subdivided about 30 blocks as Villa de Las Catalinas in 1887 beside a railway station opened on 13 April 1889 on the Mitre line (José León Suárez branch); the villas took the name Urquiza in 1901.† 1887: Growth: Francisco Seeber subdivided about 30 blocks as Villa de Las Catalinas in 1887 beside a railway station opened on 13 April 1889 on the Mitre line (José León Suárez branch); the villas took the name Urquiza in 1901.†

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Growth: Francisco Seeber subdivided about 30 blocks as Villa de Las Catalinas in 1887 beside a railway station opened on 13 April 1889 on the Mitre line (José León Suárez branch); the villas took the name Urquiza in 1901.1887–1901

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