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Avenida 9 de Julio

Avenida 9 de Julio: Construcción de la Avenida 9 de Julio: proposed in 1889–90, expropriations approved by law in 1912, works began in 1937 with whole blocks demolished. President Justo opened the first section on 12 October 1937; the avenue, 140 m wide against 33 m first planned, was extended north to Libertador in 1980., Extension: 1971 stretches to Santa Fe (north) and Independencia (south); 1972 Independencia-San Juan; 1973 San Juan-Cochabamba., Extension: 1976 Santa Fe-Arenales, 1979 Arenales-Arroyo, 1980 Arroyo-Avenida del Libertador; the last stretch made the Pasaje Seaver disappear., and Line geometry: start -34.625958,-58.381336 (Plaza Constitución, Avenida San Juan) → end -34.590000,-58.381400 (Avenida del Libertador at calle Arroyo, at the Pasaje Seaver site).† 1937: Construcción de la Avenida 9 de Julio: proposed in 1889–90, expropriations approved by law in 1912, works began in 1937 with whole blocks demolished. President Justo opened the first section on 12 October 1937; the avenue, 140 m wide against 33 m first planned, was extended north to Libertador in 1980.† 1971: Extension: 1971 stretches to Santa Fe (north) and Independencia (south); 1972 Independencia-San Juan; 1973 San Juan-Cochabamba.† 1976: Extension: 1976 Santa Fe-Arenales, 1979 Arenales-Arroyo, 1980 Arroyo-Avenida del Libertador; the last stretch made the Pasaje Seaver disappear.†

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Located in Buenos Aires

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Open from October 12, 1937

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Construcción de la Avenida 9 de Julio: proposed in 1889–90, expropriations approved by law in 1912, works began in 1937 with whole blocks demolished. President Justo opened the first section on 12 October 1937; the avenue, 140 m wide against 33 m first planned, was extended north to Libertador in 1980.Apr 20, 1937–Jan 1, 1980

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Extension: 1971 stretches to Santa Fe (north) and Independencia (south); 1972 Independencia-San Juan; 1973 San Juan-Cochabamba.1971–1973

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Extension: 1976 Santa Fe-Arenales, 1979 Arenales-Arroyo, 1980 Arroyo-Avenida del Libertador; the last stretch made the Pasaje Seaver disappear.1976–1980

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Line geometry: start -34.625958,-58.381336 (Plaza Constitución, Avenida San Juan) → end -34.590000,-58.381400 (Avenida del Libertador at calle Arroyo, at the Pasaje Seaver site)

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