Argentina on world map shows the location of Argentina in atlas. Argentina world map will allow you to easily know where is Argentina in the world map. The Argentina in the world map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Argentina main industry is agriculture, and the country exports many different foods around the world, such as beef, citrus fruits, soybeans and corn. Tourism is fast becoming an important part of Argentina economy, too, with thousands of people visiting this cool country every year Football is the favourite sport in Argentina, and the country has produced some of the world most famous players, such as Lionel Messi and Diego Maradona (see Argentina on world map).

Ibera Wetlands as you can see in Argentina on world map: The second biggest wetland in the world after the Pantanal in Brazil, this is a huge swampland lots of mammals and birds such as capybaras and alligators. Typical Argentine food consists of lots of meat. Argentine Beef is known worldwide for its full flavour and tenderness. Lunch is actually the largest meal of the whole day. Argentine people love their 'Asado' where food is typically prepared on a grill or over open fire as part of a barbecue (BBQ).

Mendoza Wine Region as its shown in Argentina on world map: This beautiful area with the Andes mountains in the background has the best wines in Argentina and is one of the biggest wine producing areas in the world. Iguazu Falls: Located on the border between Argentina and Brazil, about ⅔ of the waterfalls belong to Argentina. These waterfalls are among the largest waterfalls in the world and stretch over 2.7 km/ 1.6 miles. The falls are actually a series of 275 falls. Perito Moreno Glacier: This world famous glacier is in Patagonia and stretches a distance of 30 km/ 18 miles and has an area of 250 sq km/ 97 sq miles.

Map of Argentina and surrounding countries shows all countries around Argentina. This Argentina map and bordering countries will allow you to know neighboring countries and the geographical location of Argentina in South America. The Argentina map and surrounding countries is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Argentina is among the largest countries in the world, covering an area of over 1.073 million square miles. Of all South American nations, the country is only exceeded in size by Brazil. The country has a long land border measuring a total of 7,322 miles long as you can see in the Map of Argentina and surrounding countries. Argentina shares its extensive land border with its five neighboring countries of Bolivia, Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, and Paraguay. Most of the Argentinian border was established by the Kingdom of Spain when it set up colonies in South America, and the countries retained the basic outline of the border after the independence and only making a few adjustments. Argentina has contested the border for many years leading to numerous territorial disputes with some of its neighbors including Uruguay in the Pulp Mill Dispute, and Chile in the Beagle Conflict.

Bolivia is among the countries with which Argentina shares a land border. The tripoint connecting Chile, Argentina, and Bolivia marks the start of the border and extends east until ending at the Paraguay-Chile-Bolivia tripoint. The border has three crossing points where cross-border movement is regulated. The eastern-most crossing point is the La Quiaca-Villazon crossing which connects the town of Villazon in Bolivia to Argentina town of La Quiaca as its shown in the Map of Argentina and surrounding countries. Chile is situated west of Argentina, and the two countries share a long land border. The border is the longest on the continent and is among the longest in the world stretching 3,200 miles in length. Only two borders exceed the Argentina-Chile border in length; the US-Canada and Russia-Kazakhstan borders. The Argentina-Chile-Bolivia tripoint marks the start of the border from where it moves south to the Isla Grande de Tierra.

Uruguay is another of Argentina bordering nations and lies northeast of the country. The border delimiting Uruguay and Argentina is 359 miles in length. The Brazil-Uruguay-Argentina tripoint represents the start of the land border from where it extends south until it reaches Rio de la Plata specifically at the confluence of the Parana and Uruguay rivers. A significant portion of the river is defined by the natural course of the Uruguay River as its mentioned in the Map of Argentina and surrounding countries. Brazil is one of Argentina’s bordering countries and is situated northeast of the country. The international border was first established in the Treaty of 1898 and has remained unchanged since then. An interesting fact about the border is that it is defined by waterways, with only 15 miles of the border being on land. The tripoint connecting the two countries to Paraguay represents the starting point of the border which is also the location of the confluence of the Iguacu and Parana Rivers.

Map of Argentina in South America shows the location of Argentina in the South America continent. Argentina map South America will allow you to easily know where is Argentina in South America and to know countries near. The Argentina in the South America map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Argentina is the second largest country in South America after Brazil as you can see in Argentina map South America. Argentina covers about one third as much land area compared with the size of the USA. The official language used in Argentina is Spanish. Argentina is the largest Spanish speaking country in South America. Spanish is used as the official language as the Spanish brought with them the language as they arrived and settled in Argentina.

The Andes are a huge mountain range, the longest in the world, that also mark the natural border between Chile and Argentina as its shown in Argentina map South America. Aconcagua is the highest mountain in South America and is part of the Argentine Andes. Aconcagua mountain has a height of 6 962 meters/ 22 841 ft. and is the tallest mountain in the Western Hemisphere.

Argentina is an upper middle economy, which is the second largest and third largest in South America and Latin America, respectively. In the early 20th century, Argentina ranked as the world seventh wealthiest developed nation and the wealthiest in South America. Argentina is the leading tourist destination in South America and the second in Latin America with more than 5 million visitors annually as its mentioned in Argentina map South America. Argentina ranks among the top five world largest producers of wine and the leading in South America.