Census records in Argentina are a valuable resource for genealogical research, tracing family histories back to the 19th century. The country conducted its first national census in 1869, followed by others in 1895 and 1914, with decennial censuses continuing thereafter. These records document names, ages, birthplaces, occupations, and household compositions, offering insights into immigration waves from Europe, Indigenous populations, and societal changes.
Provincial and local censuses, some predating national efforts, provide additional historical depth. Argentina’s census data is essential for tracking ancestral migrations, understanding family structures, and uncovering connections to the country’s rich multicultural heritage.
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- 1895 Argentina National Census 3,878,805 records
- 1869 Argentina National Census 1,758,419 records
- 1855 Argentina Capital Federal Census 132,163 records
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