ESTEBAN ECHEVERRA

partido (county) at the southern limits of Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina, in Buenos Aires provincia. Created in 1913 from portions of the partidos of Lomas de Zamora and San Vicente, Esteban Echeverra is an agricultural (and, more recently, low-income suburban) zone with an area of 146 square miles (377 square km), characterized by green villas that support dairy farms and orchards of fruit trees. Ezeiza, the major international airport of Buenos Aires, is located there. The cabecera (county seat) is Monte Grande. Pop. (1980) 188,923.