Bragado Partido
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Bragado Partido is located in Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. It comprises Bragado itself and the towns of O'Brien, Mechita, Comodoro Py, Irala, Warnes, Olascoaga, Máximo Fernández, La Limpia and Asamblea. The city is 210 km from Buenos Aires.
The municipality was created on 5 March 1846.
Partidos of Buenos Aires Province
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