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Ezpeleta is in the metropolitian area of Buenos Aires.
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Ezpeleta

• County: Quilmes

• Founded: 1904
• Declared city: 1973
• Total area: 14 km²
• Elevation: 17 m

• First highrise: 2000 (43 m)
• Tallest highrise: 2023 (46 m)

The city takes its name from the railway station, which honored Lieutenant Colonel Severo Ezpeleta.
Ezpeleta is also the Basque form of Espelette, a French commune of the same name, although they are not related to each other.

It is home to the Quilmes municipal cemetery and has an aero club.


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Name|Floors|Status|Year|Drawings
Lomas de Quilmes 913built2000(2)
Lomas de Quilmes 813built2000(2)
Lomas de Quilmes 713built2000(2)
Lomas de Quilmes 612built2000(2)
Lomas de Quilmes 1011built2000(2)
Santa Teresita del Niño Jesús Parish2built1958(1)