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Florencio Varela is in the metropolitian area of Buenos Aires.
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Florencio Varela BA
Argentina

Status: Built
• 12 highrise buildings
• 14 total structures
• 10 drawn towers

• County: Florencio Varela

• Founded: 11 February 1873
• Declared city: 22 June 1953
• Total area: - km²
• Elevation: 25 m

• First highrise: 1972 (40 m)
• Tallest highrise: 2010 (60 m)

Its official name since 2005 is Ciudad de San Juan Bautista (City of St. John the Baptist; it was its first name, from 1873 to 1886). However, it is a name practically unknown to most people.

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