The map of Argentina with cities shows all big and medium towns of Argentina. This map of cities of Argentina will allow you to easily find the city where you want to travel in Argentina in South America. The Argentina cities map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Argentina cities are full of life and verve. Whether it is tango or football you are after or an insight into the country unique cultural heritage, the best cities in Argentina offer up all this and more. Lying on the edge of Lake Lacar and hidden away amidst mountains, San Martin de los Andes as you can see in the Map of Argentina with cities, is a quiet laid-back place for most of the year but heaves with visitors in the summer and winter months. Due to its proximity to Buenos Aires, La Plata risks being engulfed by its neighbor but is a nice day trip for people looking to get away from the capital. A thriving university town, La Plata was a planned city and that shines through in its orderly layout and it is in part thanks to the students that there is a vibrant cultural scene with the Natural History Museum being the best of what it has to offer. Lying at the spot where the Neuquen and Limay rivers join, this city acts as the capital to the region and as such has a few good museums which are worth checking out as well as some great restaurants.

Nicknamed ´the Happy City´, Mar del Plata as its shown in the Map of Argentina with cities is a popular beach resort city among Argentinians and as such the beaches are completely packed in the high seasons around January and February. Lying on the Atlantic, the city has a lovely waterfront promenade and a big port which has some quaint old boats go in and out of it as well as some great seafood restaurants. Nicknamed ´Salta the Fair´ because of its lovely architecture, sophisticated museums and beautiful setting; the city certainly lives up to its title. Nestled between imposing mountains, Salta is a popular tourist destination and its colonial architecture and interesting museums definitely make it worth a visit. Lying in a fertile valley, the sun-kissed climate is perfect for growing grapes and San Juan certainly has its fair share of great wines. A modern city with large leafy avenues, most of the old buildings and colonial architecture were destroyed in a disastrous earthquake in 1944.

Located on the lower slopes of the Andes and surrounded by glimmering lakes, Bariloche setting is absolutely spectacular. Breathtakingly beautiful, the city is situated in the Nahuel Hatapi National Park as its mentioned in the Map of Argentina with cities, and is a popular tourist destination among locals and foreigners alike. Located on the Golfo Nuevo, Puerto Madryn beautiful beaches make it a pleasant place to spend some time though in reality most people visit for the wealth of marine riches that lie nearby. The city itself caters mainly to the tourism and industrial sectors with the EcoCentro being the highlight of what it has to offer aside from the beaches. The largest city in the northwest, Tucuman acts as a capital to the region and is a lively, energetic place with a young population. Lots of commerce takes place in the city and with its busy business center it can get a bit hectic.

The map of Argentina with major cities shows all biggest and main towns of Argentina. This map of major cities of Argentina will allow you to easily find the big city where you want to travel in Argentina in South America. The Argentina major cities map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

The biggest cities in Argentina are: Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Rosario and Mendoza. Patagonia city is only sparsely populated as you can see in the Map of Argentina with major cities. Buenos Aires is on the western shores of the Rio de la Plata. The city is a top tourist destination due to its rich cultural life and the European style of architecture. In the census carried out in 2010, Buenos Aires had a metro population of 13,834,000. The population of Buenos Aires consists of 17% under the age of 15 while 22% are aged above 60 years. Buenos Aires is divided into neighborhoods or barrios for administrative purposes. Córdoba is located at the center of Argentina in the foothills of Sierras Chicas. Córdoba is the capital of Córdoba Province and the second most populous city in Argentina with a population of 1,519,000. Córdoba has numerous industries including Renault and Volkswagen car industrial facilities. Cordoba is also a rich agricultural area and the country primary producer of farm machinery, and a technological center.

Rosario is the largest city in Santa Fe province of central Argentina. Rosario is located to the northwest of Buenos Aires by a distance of around 300 kilometers, and is the third most populous city in Argentina with a population of 1,429,000 people. Most people are attracted to Rosario because of its neoclassical architecture. Rosario is a major shipping center for Northeastern Argentina as its shown in the Map of Argentina with major cities. Rosario also has several cultural activities and artistic activities such as painting, music, philosophy, and politics that have attracted tourists into the city. Mendoza is in the northern-central part of Mendoza Province of Argentina. Mendoza has a population of 1,082,000, the fourth most populous town in Argentina. Mendoza is known for several museums, Museo Cornelio Moyano and Museo del Area Fundacional that has kept the natural history of Argentina. Some of the other significant cities in Argentina include Tucumán with a population of 868,000 and La Plata with a population of 836,000, Mar del Plata with a population of 633,000 and Salta with a population of 625,000.

San Miguel de Tucumán, also called Tucumán, city, capital of Tucumán provincia (province), northwestern Argentina. It lies along the Salí River, at the foot of the scenic Aconquija Mountains. The city is known as the “garden of the republic” because of its mild climate and rich flora, and tourism has become an important source of income. La Plata, city, capital of Buenos Aires provincia (province), eastern Argentina as its mentioned in the Map of Argentina with major cities. It is located 6 miles (9 km) inland from the southern shore of the Río de la Plata estuary. In 1952 La Plata was renamed Eva Perón in memory of the wife of President Juan Perón, but it resumed its original name following his overthrow in 1955. Pop. (2001) 563,943; (2010) 654,324.

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Buenos Aires, city and capital of Argentina. The city is coextensive with the Federal District (Distrito Federal) and is situated on the shore of the Río de la Plata, 150 miles (240 km) from the Atlantic Ocean as you can see in the Capital of Argentina map. Buenos Aires is one of Latin America’s most important ports and most populous cities, as well as the national centre of commerce, industry, politics, culture, and technology. According to tradition, Spanish colonizer Pedro de Mendoza established the first settlement there, which he named Nuestra Señora Santa María del Buen Aire (“Our Lady St. Mary of the Good Air”). Buenos Aires locals are referred to as porteños (“people of the port”) because so many of the city’s inhabitants historically arrived by boat from Europe. Area city, 78 square miles (203 square km); Greater Buenos Aires, 1,500 square miles (3,885 square km). Pop. (2001) city, 2,776,138; Greater Buenos Aires, 12,046,799; (2010) city, 2,890,151; (2019 est.) Greater Buenos Aires, 15,172,700.

The city of Buenos Aires is located at the northeastern edge of the flat plain known as the Pampas, which occupies the agricultural heartland of Argentina. It is situated at the point where the Paraná River delta widens to become the Río de la Plata estuary as its shown in the Capital of Argentina map. The eastern and northern limits of the metropolitan area are defined by the Río de la Plata, and the city most prominent physical characteristics are the numerous small rivers that flow through its periphery. The centre of the city lies on a bluff overlooking the Río de la Plata, and to the south flows a small river, the Riachuelo, the banks of which mark the other higher ground in the city. The rest of the city is laid out on the floodplains of the rivers, virtually without significant elevations.

The capital city of Argentina is divided into the Federal District, established in 1880, and the surrounding suburbs. The Federal District contains less than one-fourth of the population of the metropolitan area, a proportion that shrinks as the suburbs continue to attract industry and residential communities. The limits of the Federal District are marked by the Riachuelo River and Avenida General Paz, which was opened in 1941 after nearly a decade of construction. The city is divided into sections that coincide mostly with the traditional barrios (neighbourhoods) as its mentioned in the Capital of Argentina map. The city centre is built on the original colonial foundation. It has narrow streets laid out at right angles to form a grid pattern. This rectilinear pattern holds for more than 20 square blocks, an area that defined the limits of the city until the late 19th century.