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Argentina is a rich country with many natural resources, highly educated inhabitants, well developed and diversified industries, and a very productive agricultural sector that majors in exports. It is classified as a middle emerging economy, and it is one of the member states of the G-20 forum. The 2017 nominal GDP estimate for the country was $628.935 billion, making Argentina the 21st largest economy in the world as you can see in Argentina map. The country has a vast network of industrial parks and manufacturing has a huge impact on the country GDP. In 2012, for example, revenues from the sector accounted for 20.3% of the GDP. The agricultural sector produces about 50% of the raw materials for these industries.

According to the recent census, Argentina has a population of 40,091,359 with the majority of the people living in the large and developed cities of Buenos Aires, Cordoba, Mendoza, and Rosario as its shown in Argentina map. Around 25% of the population is are under 15 years while 11% are above the age of 65 years. Argentina is one of the countries with the lowest birth and population growth rates but also have a fairly low infant mortality rate. The life expectancy is at 76 years while the mean age is 30 years.

Argentina is known to much of the outside world for its widespread Roman Catholicism. However, in daily practice, the country is quite secular, and the constitution guarantees freedom of religion. The citizens show high individualization and de-institutionalization of religious beliefs. A study conducted in 2014 showed that 23.8% regularly attend religious services, 49.1% seldom do, while 26.8% never attend as its mentioned in Argentina map. According to the CIA World Factbook, 92% of Argentine citizens are Roman Catholics, although less than 20% practice their faith regularly. Although there is neither state nor official faith, the country gives the Roman Catholic a differential status through state financial support to the church. The Protestant population in the country has been increasing in the recent past. A survey showed that only 9% of the population claimed to have been raised as Protestants, but 19% said that they are currently Protestants.

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The Argentine Republic is a federal republican state found in the Southern Cone of South America. Its neighbors include Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, Brazil, Uruguay, the Drake Passage, and the South Atlantic Ocean. Its mainland area of 1,073,500 square miles makes it the eighth largest nation globally as you can see in Argentina on map. Argentina also claims sovereignty over the South Sandwich Islands, South Georgia, the Falkland Islands, and part of the Antarctica known as the Argentine Antarctica. The federal capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires. As of 2016, the country had approximately 43,847,430 inhabitants. Argentine nationals speak Spanish as their national language.

Argentina has a rich literary heritage and one of Latin America most developed publishing industries. Literature in the first half of the 19th century focused on politics and nationalism. Later, the literature in the country was influenced by the modernist movement followed by vanguardism. Argentina produced many notable artists and painters in the realm of impressionism, realism, and aestheticism as its shown in Argentina on map. Sculptors from the country also gained international fame due to their impressive works. The popularity of muralism among Argentine artists resulted in the production of some beautiful works of art that have become cultural emblems and historical monuments in Argentina. The music of the country is represented by several genres like classical, popular, and traditional. The tango music and dance that originated in Buenos Aires, Argentina capital city, is one of the greatest contributions of Argentina to the global culture.

The cuisine of Argentina is greatly influenced by Mediterranean (Spanish and Italian) cuisines and the cuisines of its indigenous population. The Argentine people are known for their love of eating. Social gatherings often revolve around meals. Asado (a barbeque) is an integral part of the Sunday family lunch as its mentioned in Argentina on map. Homemade patties, pasta, and french fries are served on special occasions. Restaurants in Argentine cities serve a variety of local and international cuisines. Beef is the most important component of the diet. Grilled meat, especially beef ribs, and steak, is the staple. Pork sausage, blood sausage, sweetbread, chitterlings, etc., are also enjoyed. Lamb and goat are more popular in Patagonia. Fried or breaded meats are enjoyed as snacks. Some of the vegetables consumed by the Argentines include tomatoes, lettuce, onions, zucchini, squashes, etc.

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The constitution of Argentina is the country supreme legal document. It regulates governance in the nation. Buenos Aires is the seat of government. The federal government has three arms, legislative, executive, and judicial. Legislature, officially known as Congress, is bicameral with a lower house called the Chamber of Deputies and an upper house known as Senate. The Senate has 72 members elected as provincial representatives, and they serve for six-year terms as you can see in the Detailed map of Argentina. The lower house has 257 deputies who are representatives of the people. Deputies serve four-year terms. The President of Argentina is the head of the executive and the military. The people vote directly for their president every four years. The Supreme Court is the highest judicial institution in the country.

Argentina is widely known around the world as a football-loving nation, with its soccer players and teams featuring prominently on the international sports scene. It has its capital in Buenos Aires which is also the largest city. There is no official language in the country, but Guarani, Qom, and Mocovi are the recognized regional languages as its shown in the Detailed map of Argentina. The country has a unitary presidential system of governance led by President Mauricio Macri. The country is highly urbanized with over 92% of the population living in the urban areas. It is a country with diverse ecosystems influenced by the natural resources such as rivers.

The United Provinces of the Rio de la Plata became independent from Spain in 1816. The union was made up of numerous provinces that now form the following countries: Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Uruguay as its mentioned in the Detailed map of Argentina. After a battle for independence, a group of provinces united to form the Argentine Republic. The culture and population of Argentina was shaped by immigrants from different parts of Europe. Spain and Italy were the biggest contributors of newcomers between 1806 and 1930.

Map of Northern Argentina shows the North part of the country Argentina. Northern Argentina map will allow you to easily explore areas of the North of Argentina in South America. The map of Northern Argentina is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Begging to be explored, the less travelled northern regions of Argentina are an interesting mix of colonial heritage, incredible natural beauty, agriculture and an indigenous flavour. Two major Argentinean rivers, the Paraná and the Uruguay, flow together in the northeast of the country, creating the Rio de la Plata estuary as you can see in the Map of Northern Argentina. The land in between the rivers is known as Mesopotamia, a swampy, wet and sweltering region covered with yatay palms, orchids and tree ferns. One of the principal attractions in this region, the spectacular Iguazú Falls in the Iguazú National Park, are tucked away in the extreme northeast, bordered by Brazil. Lush forests bursting with wildlife and impressive, rugged mountains lie in contrast to the vast, fertile plains of the Pampas below.

Spread over a large portion of the country, the Pampas are known as the Gran Chaco in the North, and these plains form the agricultural heartland of Argentina, where gauchos (cowboys) roam and where the country famous beef comes from as its shown in the Map of Northern Argentina. The Gran Chaco is much drier than the central part of the Pampas and is a rich source of tannins and timber. Closer to the Chilean border in the west lies the impressive Andes Mountain Range and its highest peak, Cerro Aconcagua, situated in the famed wine region of Mendoza. The bustling city and industrial hub of Córdoba is where Jesuit traditions, colonial architecture and traditional gaucho culture combine, resulting in plenty of annual traditional festivals and local arts and crafts to be enjoyed. From the abundant natural treasures of the Iguazú National Park to the hidden tastes of Mendoza vineyards, there are many treasures to be found in the north by travellers willing to venture beyond Buenos Aires.

Northern Argentina is a special place, not only for their magical landscapes (multicolored mountains and gleaming salt flats) but also for its time-honored traditions and mystical culture. These are the lands of the people devoted to Mother Earth. Learn about things to do and how to get to the region. What Argentinians call “the north” usually refers to the province of Salta, Jujuy and Tucumán, located in the northwest of the country as its mentioned in the Map of Northern Argentina. Salta and Jujuy are the two main destinations of the region since both feature incredible natural landscapes, a wide history and a very powerful local culture focused on the care and worship of Pachamama (the “Mother Earth”). Salta, founded in 1582, is the starting point to explore northern Argentina. The province of Jujuy, located at the north of Salta, features the Humahuca Gorge, declared World Heritage by UNESCO and the Great Salt Flats, a white paradise that all should visit once in their life.

Map of Southern Argentina shows the South part of the country Argentina. Southern Argentina map will allow you to easily explore areas of the South of Argentina in South America. The map of Southern Argentina is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Including Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina southern half is a land rich in natural drama and mystery that could only be found at the end of the world. Gaze upon the enormous Perito Moreno Glacier in wonderful Los Glaciares National Park, near El Calafate, or take a boat trip in the Beagle Channel from Ushuaia, the world southernmost city as you can see in the Map of Southern Argentina. Based in the town of Puerto Madryn, you can easily get a first-hand look at some astounding marine life at Península Valdés; South America largest penguin colony nests onshore at Punta Tombo, a bit farther south. Farther north, Bariloche makes a convenient base for exploring the lake district of the Patagonian Andes, where several national parks beckon outdoor enthusiasts.

The southern region of Argentina is a fascinating mix of desert, ice-capped mountains, vast plains, sandy beaches and majestic glaciers. South of the Rio Colorado is the captivating Patagonia region, an area of diverse landscapes largely protected by a dozen national parks and reserves as its shown in the Map of Southern Argentina. Temperatures in the region can be extreme, from mild to well below zero and most visitors wisely choose to travel to Patagonia in summer. Patagonia is far from an icy wasteland, however. Bursting with wildlife, the area is also covered with large tracts of arable land (producing large amounts of fruit and vegetables), and is home to the country biggest oil and coal reserves. The coastline in the south has the warmest water in the country and a favoured destination is Las Grutas, a tourist-oriented beach resort on the Blue Gulf in the Rio Negro province. The area takes its name from the many caves dotted about the coastline, and provides visitors with an opportunity to sunbathe on the sheltered beaches, or enjoy plenty of watersports.

The southern coastline is also incredibly popular due to the large amounts of marine life that can be found here, from southern right whales to elephant seals, sea lions, and penguins, as well as an astounding array of birdlife. Continuing further south, one hits the world southern-most city, Ushuaia, situated on the Tierra del Fuego archipelago as its mentioned in the Map of Southern Argentina. This island territory (partly shared with Chile) is a favourite starting point for tours to Antarctica, but also offers plenty of activities and attractions for visitors, including trekking in the Andes in the western part of the archipelago, spectacular kayaking, some of the world best brown trout fishing, and Argentina only coastal national park. The southern region of Argentina is every bit as fascinating as the north and certainly has a lot to offer the intrepid traveller.