Nahuel Rowing Club is a private sports club located at Lavalle 235 in Tigre, Province of Buenos Aires, roughly 30 kilometers from the city of Buenos Aires.

It sits on the banks of the Tigre River within the Tigre delta, a region long considered the cradle of Argentine rowing.

Founded on June 9, 1916, under the name Nacional Rowing Club, the club was renamed in 1937 after the Argentine government prohibited private institutions from using the word "national."

The new name, Nahuel, comes from the Mapuche word for tiger or jaguar, a nod to the town of Tigre where the club is based. The original initials NRC were deliberately preserved in the new name.

The club competes under black and white colors and has dedicated more than a century to the sport of rowing.