Map of the city of Buenos Aires and its neighborhoods

See only image
See fullsize map of: Map of the city of Buenos Aires and its neighborhoods

Map of the city of Buenos Aires and its neighborhoods.

The oldest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires derive from the old parishes established in the 19th century. From the end of the 19th century a new generation of neighborhoods arose, no longer determined by parishes but with different origins, each neighborhood has its own history and population characteristics that imprint color, style and unique customs; and they are a reflection of the cultural variety that underlies the city, many of these territorial units are centenarian, others are officially disappeared and there are others that were recently determined. This is the case of Parque Chas, whose limits were established on January 25, 2006 when Law 1907 was published in the Official Gazette.

However, there was always a large number of unofficial denominations for some areas of the city, such as Barrio Parque and Abasto.
Source: Mapoteca Argentina

Neighborhood	Population	Area (km²)
Agronomía	13,963	2.1
Almagro	128,206	4.1
Balvanera	137,521	4.4
Barracas	73,377	7.6
Belgrano	126,816	6.8
Boedo	45,563	2.6
Caballito	170,309	6.8
Chacarita	25,778	3.1
Coghlan	18,021	1.3
Colegiales	52,391	2.3
Constitución	41,894	2.1
Flores	142,695	7.8
Floresta	37,247	2.3
La Boca	43,413	3.1
La Paternal	19,058	2.2
Liniers	42,083	4.3
Mataderos	62,206	7.3
Monserrat	39,175	2.2
Monte Castro	32,782	2.6
Nueva Pompeya	60,465	6.2
Núñez	49,019	4.5
Palermo	225,245	15.9
Parque Avellaneda	51,678	5.1
Parque Chacabuco	54,638	3.8
Parque Chas	18,926	1.4
Parque Patricios	37,791	3.7
Puerto Madero	406	2.1
Recoleta	165,494	5.9
Retiro	38,635	2.8
Saavedra	48,956	5.6
San Cristóbal	46,494	2.1
San Nicolás	28,667	2.3
San Telmo	23,198	1.2
Vélez Sársfield	34,084	2.4
Versalles	13,556	1.4
Villa Crespo	83,646	3.6
Villa del Parque	55,502	3.4
Villa Devoto	67,712	6.4
Villa General Mitre	34,204	2.2
Villa Lugano	108,170	9.0
Villa Luro	31,859	2.6
Villa Ortúzar	21,256	1.8
Villa Pueyrredón	38,558	3.3
Villa Real	13,681	1.3
Villa Riachuelo	13,995	4.1
Villa Santa Rita	32,248	2.2
Villa Soldati	39,477	8.6
Villa Urquiza	85,587	5.4

Political Map	Satellite Map	Thematic Map	Physical Map
Historical Map	Road Map

Tourist map of the City of Buenos Aires	Tourist map of Buenos Aires	Demographic map of the City of Buenos Aires
Map of Buenos Aires and its comunas	Greater Buenos Aires and its partidos or districts	Second foundation of Buenos Aires 1580
Subway Map of Buenos Aires	Map of Greater Buenos Aires (GBA)	Comunas of the city of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Central Business District Map	Map of the Greater Buenos Aires Metropolitan Rail Network	Buenos Aires shortly after its first founding in 1536