The Neighborhood Somisa is the longest and one of the most picturesque neighborhoods of San Nicolás de los Arroyos. Here was created Choral Somisa.   This neighborhood has the particularity of being subdivided in five parts to the long and two to the width, for the location of the streets, called "East" and "West", crossed by Central Avenue.   Many years after built the neighborhoods 1, 2, 3, and 4 are built another, of different architecture to the rest. It is located between the 1 and the 2, and it is called neigborhood "New".   The gallery is subdivided by each neighborhood, to delay less the loading of the photos.   By clicking on the following buttons, you can see a gallery of each neighborhood, one of the Holy Spirit Church, and one of the South Coastal, a walk that borders the Ramallo Stream, and there is also a gallery with old photos of Barrio Somisa and the factory.   Finally, there are general photos here below.   *Explanatory note: some photos were taken in January 2007, a couple of years before the repaving of the neighborhood. The rest of the photos are from 2019 onwards.
Christmas tree in the entrance of Neighborhood Somisa (Year 2020)	Colonial Hotel at nightfall	Somisa stamp (1973)
Sunny afternoon in the South Coastal	Frost at the Golf Club - July 2023	Sunrise in the South Coastal
Ternium at sunrise	Olympic pool of the Somisa Club	Mural of the Coastal Walk in Somisa neighborhood
Map of Somisa Neighborhood	Club Somisa logo	Aerial view of one part of Neighborhood Somisa
The Central Avenue, which divides the Somisa neighborhood in East and West	View of the Ternium steelworks, ex Somisa, from the neighborhood	Garden of infants Nº 901
To the left, one part of Neighborhood Somisa, the Ramallo Stream and in the right the view of one part of Ternium	Argentine Institute of Siderurgy, located in Neighborhood Somisa	San Nicolás Golf Club, located in front of Neighborhood Somisa
Elementary School Nº 30	The water tank, which supplies the entire neighborhood	The Central Avenue, which divides the Somisa neighborhood in East and West
San Nicolás Golf Club, located in front of Neighborhood Somisa	Interior of the San Nicolás Golf Club. The logos of Somisa and Siderurgia Golf Club, their old name, are crowned on the wall. Founded in 1970.	Argentine Institute of Siderurgy, located in Neighborhood Somisa
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