The groundwater quality in the Azul creck basin, center of Buenos Aires Province, is analyzed with reference to its aptitude for irrigation. Additionally, are also analyzed the soils of the basin. The analysis is made in a group of places selected with support in a previous ecological regionalization of the basin. The water aptitude for irrigation is verified through two approaches: That of the Laboratory of Salinity of Riverside (Richards, 1973) and that of Ayers and Westcot (1985). In the two approaches no severe limitations are presented for the quality of the water, although the limitations spread to grow in the sense of the underground flow. Similar conclusions are reached with regard to the soils aptitude, with moderated limitations in the low basin.