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mountain trails

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Gauchos typical of argentina

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Llancanos nature reserve

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Argentine vineyards

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Mendoza winery

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picture of asado 2

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picture of asado (grilled meat

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Mendoza seasoning wine

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typical grilled meat

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Mar del Plata

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usuahia picture

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patagonia view

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coastal area

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Iguazù waterfalls 2

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The lighthouse of the end of the world

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Iguazù waterfalls

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cuyo area

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Buenos Aires in the night

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Argentina view from high satellite image

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city of buenos aires - puerto madero

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three color lake

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the eternal glacial ice

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glacial perito moreno argentine patagonia

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flag of argentina

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Argentina, officially the Republic of Argentina (in Spanish: República Argentina, IPA [republic aɾgentina]) is a federal republic located in the southern part of South America. Its territory is divided into 23 provinces and an autonomous city, Buenos Aires, the capital of the nation and headquarters of the federal government, where one third of the nation's population is concentrated (totaling 42,000,000 inhabitants).

With an area of ​​2,780,400 km², it is the largest Spanish-speaking country in the world, the second largest Latin American country, the fourth largest in the Americas, and the world's eighth largest. Its territory, which occupies much of Southern South Cone, borders the north with Bolivia and Paraguay, northeast with Brazil and Uruguay, to the east with the Atlantic Ocean, to the west by Chile and to South with Chile, and The Atlantic waters of the Drake Passage. Argentina also claims the Falkland Islands (under the Malvinas Spanish name Malvine), South Georgia and the Sandwich Islands. It also considers Argentina's Antarctica as part of its national territory, a claim suspended under the Antarctic Treaty.

Argentina reached independence on 25 May 1810 when the last Spanish viceroy was governed by Buenos Aires, and on July 9, 1816, independence was proclaimed in San Miguel de Tucumán