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Rafael Castillo is a town in La Matanza, in the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is part of the urban agglomerate of Greater Buenos Aires. Rafael Castillo, a politician and lawyer of Catalan origin who owned several land in the area, donated land for the passage of the Central Midland Railroad that had its head at Alsina Bridge. By way of thanks, the company baptized Rafael Castillo to the new stop opened there on May 15, 1911. Rafael Castillo was the Minister of the Interior during the presidency of Manuel Quintana between 1904 and 1906 and was the brother of Ramón Castillo, president of the Argentine Nation between 1942 and 1943. At the beginning of the 20th century it was a place of rural characteristics. The Castillo and Blanco families had the initiative to build a church. In 1912 the Church of the Sagrada Familia was built, then called Immaculate Conception and since 1968, San Rafael, declared Historical and Cultural Heritage by Ordinance 11.599 / 01 of the Municipality. By 1930 the town had no more than 3,000 inhabitants and remained a purely rural area with many farm establishments, farms, drums and brick kilns. In the 1940s the first streets began to pave and the population slowly grew, which in 1960 reached 6,000 people. By 1950 Rafael Castillo was the scene of bullfights in the Tambo de Toledo, which brought together inhabitants of the area and neighboring towns that arrived by train. It was declared a city on October 18, 1974 by law No. 8,252 of the Buenos Aires legislature. It has an area of ​​14.25 km² and had 103,992 inhabitants in the 2001 census. It was then the fifth town with more inhabitants of the party. ts limits are: Cristianía, Polledo streets, Carlos Casares avenue, La Bastilla, Russo Mayor, Billinghurst, García Merou, av. Eva Perón (ex Pierrestegui) and av. Don Bosco The last four also constitute the limit with the parties of Merlo and Morón. It is located west of the City of Buenos Aires. Its main access is Provincial Route 17 4 km from National Route 3 and its railway station (Rafael Castillo Station) of the Belgrano Sur Line.