Comparison of the administrative limits with the perceptives of the Evita District, City of Rio Gallegos

The research problem originates because the Municipality of Rio Gallegos has delimited the use of residential land in neighborhoods without considering the historical process of occupation and its cultural identity, only by proximity. This type of municipal policies impacts the identity of the neighborhood. In the case of Evita, the historic district, clearly noticeable in the new delimitation, has incorporated other neighborhoods, some built by unions, others by the delivery of the municipality of land for residential use, others by the sale of urban lots product of the subdivision of unproductive farms. In order to know what the limits of the Evita neighborhood are for the neighbor, this work aims to study whether the administrative delimitation of the Rio Gallegos neighborhood of Evita coincides with the perceptive limits that the inhabitants have of their own neighborhood. To approach this problem, the geography of perception approach was used theoretically and methodologically, and its results will serve as a contribution to a better management of the neighborhood as a lived space.