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Boulogne, is an Argentine locality located in the Greater Buenos Aires, in the party of San Isidro in the province of Buenos Aires, 26 km to the northwest of the City of Buenos Aires. In 1806, different troops were grouped in the farm of the Márquez, among them those of Santiago de Liniers that came from Montevideo and marched to Buenos Aires to reconquer the square, which they achieved on August 12, 1806. This area retained its agricultural characteristic for many years. With the arrival of the train, in 1912, its growth precipitated with homes, shops and institutions necessary for a growing population. The urbanization process was accompanied by an industrialization that later gave way to the shaping of neighborhoods where housing predominates, and the creation of services for its inhabitants. Declared a city in August 1964, Boulogne Sur Mer commemorates that event together with the tribute to the Liberator General San Martín. On the other hand, in May the celebrations are celebrated in honor of Santa Rita de Casia, whose church is a true icon of the place. In 2009, one of Boulogne's most important works was completed, which culminated in August. It was carried out by the Province of Buenos Aires and the San Isidro Party. Where the mythical Boulogne Sur Mer Bridge was extracted, and a tunnel was implemented. The most important sports institutions in the town: at the football level, Club Atlético Acassuso is a participant of the First Metropolitan B, third division of Argentine professional football; in rugby they are the San Isidro Club clubs with 24 championships won and the Pueyrredón Club. There are several sports clubs at the children's level, such as the Boulogne Athletic Club (3rd Division Champion in 1939), the Santa Rita Progress Development Society and the July 9 Development Society.