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The town of Jose Leon Suarez is located at the northern end of the General San Martín party, in the northern part of Greater Buenos Aires, province of Buenos Aires in Argentina. Jose Leon Suarez begins its development as a city of rest, where fifths and properties destined for recreation predominated. The current population begins in the 1940s with the urban growth of the Reconquista river basin. Although it will be thanks to the immigration movement caused by the Second World War that becomes important, since by the end of this decade immigrants from other provinces and countries, mainly Spanish, Italian and originally from countries of the former USSR, lived in the city. These were installed in the area due to the proximity to the industrial areas of Munro and San Martin After the 1980s, the immigration of the city was similar to the rest of Buenos Aires, capturing Argentines from different provinces and citizens from neighboring countries, mainly from Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru. Many of them settled in the most difficult areas to build as is the reconquista river basin. The current locality is in an area that included, by the XVI and XVII century, the lands where some ethnic groups of the Het people lived, also known as Pampas (Quechua), Querandies (Guaraní) and Puelches (Mapuche). After being decimated and displaced, after the second foundation of Buenos Aires in 1580, by Juan de Garay, he divides the land among his campaign partners in what were called farm lots, plots of 400 yards (336 m approx) of front for 1 league (5,000 rods, 4.2 km approx.) long, with limits on the Rio de la Plata, the Reconquista River and the Legua Fund. It is officially founded on May 10, 1932, along with the train station, although it remains with the name of Kilometer 24, its distance to Congress, for 8 years. For a time a part of the inhabitants, represented by the Development Society km 24, asked that the town be named as Martin Fierro, in honor of the writer Jose Hernandez from the neighboring city of Villa Ballester, but in 1940 he was baptized with the denomination currently in honor of the American lawyer of international law, Dr. Jose Leon Suarez. The town is located in the middle basin of the Reconquista River. Present wo reliefs, one flat, with a slight inclination towards the course of the river, which together with its stream system make it a flood zone. This is located northeast of the town. To the west, the height increases in a non-flood area. The Reconquista coast, despite being the second most polluted river in the country, is the only part of the city that conserves part of its native fauna and flora. The city is at the transition point between the Pampas region and the delta area, so it has several streams, canals and underground rivers, all of them artificially channeled. The city has a temperate Pampas climate, with mild-hot summers and cool winters, sufficient rainfall and prevailing winds from the east and northeast. There is greater rainfall than in the western area of ​​the province, around 1,000 mm per year, concentrated from October to March, due to its proximity to the river. It is an area strongly affected by tornadoes and storms such as Santa Rosa or the sub-state, since the latter is a strong wind current that travels from the Atlantic Ocean to the mainland through the Río de la Plata, making it difficult to exit of water towards the sea and, therefore, raising its level. As a result of this the Lujan River is also prevented from releasing its waters in this river. Producing the same effect, a strong flood, in the Reconquista River that depends on Lujan for the evacuation of its waters. The city has a weather station.