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Flores

Flores: Growth: Flores began beside the Camino Real del Oeste (today's Av. Rivadavia), grew with pulperías, quintas and country houses, became a refuge during the 1871 yellow fever epidemic, and joined the Capital Federal in 1887. and Railway: San José de Flores had a wooden station on the Ferrocarril Oeste from the line's opening in 1857, moved about 250 m west in 1862.†† 1857: Railway: San José de Flores had a wooden station on the Ferrocarril Oeste from the line's opening in 1857, moved about 250 m west in 1862.† 1871: Growth: Flores began beside the Camino Real del Oeste (today's Av. Rivadavia), grew with pulperías, quintas and country houses, became a refuge during the 1871 yellow fever epidemic, and joined the Capital Federal in 1887.†

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Growth: Flores began beside the Camino Real del Oeste (today's Av. Rivadavia), grew with pulperías, quintas and country houses, became a refuge during the 1871 yellow fever epidemic, and joined the Capital Federal in 1887.1871–1887

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Railway: San José de Flores had a wooden station on the Ferrocarril Oeste from the line's opening in 1857, moved about 250 m west in 1862.1857–1862

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