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Why was Buenos Aires (Fair Winds) named Buenos Aires?
I assume that this is because it is on the coast and gets a good breeze, but if I could get confirmation on this assumption, it would be much appreciated.
In a beginning the name was Santa MarĂa del Buen Ayre, Santa MarĂa for the virgin and Buen Ayre because the entrey to what serious the port hereinafter, ir was possessing a very good wind to set sail and also to land.
Juan de Garay put this name.
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