Almirante Brown
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Al·mi·ran·te Brown
A city of eastern Argentina, a suburb of Buenos Aires. It was founded in 1873 by families fleeing a yellow fever epidemic in Buenos Aires. Population: 514,000.
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Almirante Brown
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Almirante Brown
Adrogué (ädrōgā') or Almirante Brown (älmērän'tā), city (1991 pop. 449,105), Buenos Aires prov., E Argentina. It was settled in 1873 by families fleeing a yellow fever epidemic in the city of Buenos Aires.
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Almirante Brown
Almirante Brown may refer to a number of places, ships and clubs named after Argentine-Irish Admiral William Brown (admiral):
- Almirante Brown Partido, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
- Almirante Brown Department, Chaco Province, Argentina
- ARA Almirante Brown, one of several ships serving in the Argentine Navy
- Almirante Brown Antarctic Base, Argentina station in Paradise Harbor, Gerlache Strait, Antarctica
Football
- Club Almirante Brown, Argentine football club from Isidro Casanova
- Club Atlético Almirante Brown, Argentine football club based in the town of Arrecifes in Buenos Aires Province
- Club Atlético Brown, an Argentine football club based in the City of Adrogué, capital of Almirante Brown Partido, Buenos Aires Province
- Club Social y Atlético Guillermo Brown, an Argentine football club based in the city of Puerto Madryn, Chubut Province
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