Argentina in world map

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Table of Contents • • • • • • A map showing the physical features of South America. The Andes mountain range dominates South America’s landscape. As the world’s longest mountain range, the Andes stretch from the northern part of the continent, where they begin in Venezuela and Colombia, to the southern tip of Chile and Argentina. South America is also home to the Atacama Desert, the driest desert in the world. As viewable by the dark green indications on the map, 40% of South America is covered by the Amazon Basin, which itself is mostly covered by the Amazon Rainforest. The Andean Plateau is the world’s largest plateau outside of Tibet. Outline Map of South America A map showing the delineation of countries in South America. The continent’s borders were determined through reasons of culture, geography, logistics, and history. The longest land border in South America is shared by Chile and Argentina. Paraguay and Bolivia are South America’s only landlocked countries. Political Map of South America A map showing the countries of South America. South America consists of 12 countries and three territories. The largest country in South America is Brazil, followed by Argentina, Peru and Colombia. The smallest country in South America is Suriname, followed by Uruguay, and Guyana. Brazil has the longest coastline in South America, followed by Chile. South America with Capitals A map showing the capital cities of South America. São Paulo, Brazil, is the most populated city in Sout...

Desert and semidesert cover the Patagonian tableland that extends from the Andes to the Atlantic Ocean. The general aspect of this tableland is one of vast steppelike (i.e., virtually treeless) plains, rising in terrace fashion from high coastal cliffs to the foot of the Andes; but the true aspect of the plains is by no means as simple as such a general description would imply. The land along the South of the Negro River, the plains are much more irregular. Volcanic eruptions occurred in this area until fairly recent times, and basaltic sheets covered the tableland east of Lakes The coast consists largely of high cliffs separated from the sea by a narrow coastal plain. Thus, the plateaus are formed of horizontal strata, some of Drainage and soils The deep, wide valleys bordered by high cliffs that cut the tablelands from west to east are all beds of former Senguerr, Chico, and Shehuen, Coig, and Gallegos rivers, which have their sources east of the Andes—or contain streams like the Perdido, terminate in basins containing salt flats or salt ponds. The The line of contact between the Patagonian tableland and the Patagonian Andes is marked by a chain of The best Climate Patagonia is influenced by the South Pacific westerly air current, which brings humid winds from the The northern zone is semiarid, with annual mean temperatures between about 54 and 68 °F (12 and 20 °C); recorded maximum temperatures vary from about 106 to 113 °F (41 to 45 °C), and minimum temperatures from 1...

• Abkhazian: Tarjentint • Abkhazian: Аргентина • Achinese: Argentina • Adyghe: Аргентинэ • Afar: Argentina • Afrikaans: Argentinië • Akan: Agyɛntina • Akan: Argentina • Albanian: Argjentina • Albanian: Argjentinë • Amharic: Argentina • Amharic: አርጀንቲና • Amis: Argentina • Ancient Greek (to 1453): Πολιτεία τῆς Ἀργεντινῆς • Ancient Greek (to 1453): Ἀργεντινή • Angika: अर्जेंटीना • Arabic: Argentina • Arabic: أرجنتين • Arabic: أرجنتيني • Arabic: أرجنتينية • Arabic: ارجنتين • Arabic: الأرجنتين • Arabic: الارجنتين • Arabic: جمهورية الأرجنتين • Aragonese: Archentina • Armenian: Արգենտինա • Armenian: Արժանթին • Arpitan: Argentena • Arpitan: Argentina • Assamese: আৰ্জেণ্টিনা • Assamese: আৰ্জেন্টিনা • Asturian: AR • Asturian: Arxentina • Asturian: República Arxentina • Atayal: Argentina • Avaric: Argentina • Avaric: Аргентина • Awadhi: अर्जेन्टिना • Aymara: Arxintina • Azerbaijani: Argentina • Azerbaijani: Arqentina • Balinese: Argentina • Balinese: Argéntina • Bambara: Argentina • Bambara: Arizantin • Bashkir: Аргентина • Basque: Argentina • Bavarian: Argentinien • Belarusian: Аргентына • Belarusian: Аргенціна • Belarusian: Арґентына • Bengali: আর্জেণ্টাইনা • Bengali: আর্জেনটিনা • Bengali: আর্জেন্টিনা • Bhojpuri: अर्जेन्टीना • Bishnupriya: আর্জেন্টিনা • Bislama: Argentina • Bosnian: Argentina • Breton: Arc'hantina • Breton: Arcʼhantina • Bulgarian: Аржентина • Burmese: အာဂျင်တီးနား • Burmese: အာဂျင်တီးနားနိုင်ငံ • Catalan: Argentina • Catalan: República Argentina • Cebuano: Argenti...