Argentina is located in the continent of South America.

Melbourne, Australia is farther south than Buenos Aires, Argentina. Melbourne is located in the southern hemisphere, closer to the South Pole, while Buenos Aires is located in the northern hemisphere.

Argentina is located in South America, with absolute coordinates approximately 34°S latitude and 64°W longitude.

The cool dry region of Patagonia is located in southern Argentina and Chile, stretching from the Andes Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean. This region is known for its unique landscapes, including deserts, grasslands, and mountains, and is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and wildlife watching.

Argentina is the eighth largest country in the world and home to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia. It is renowned for its beef production and is one of the largest exporters of beef globally. Argentina is also famous for tango music and dance, with the dance originating in the working-class neighborhoods of Buenos Aires in the late 19th century.

As of 2022, the average family income in Argentina is around $13,000 to $15,000 per year. However, it varies depending on the region and economic conditions.

Argentina is considered a land of extremes due to its diverse geography, ranging from tropical rainforests in the north to arid deserts in the south. It also has contrasting climates, with regions experiencing extreme temperatures and weather conditions. The country's socioeconomic disparities, such as its wealth gap and political instability, further contribute to this perception.

About two-thirds of Argentina's population belongs to the middle class, making it a significant portion of the country's demographic. The middle class in Argentina plays a crucial role in driving economic growth and social stability within the country.

85 percent of the people in Argentina are of European descent, primarily from Italy and Spain.

The average age for Argentinians is around 31 years old.

Buenos Aires is the largest city in Argentina, both in terms of population and land area. It is the capital city of the country and serves as its economic, cultural, and political hub.

The education system in Argentina is structured in three levels: initial, primary, and secondary education. Education is compulsory until the completion of secondary school. Argentina has both public and private schools, with a strong emphasis on providing free and high-quality education to all students. Additionally, there are universities and other post-secondary institutions for further education.

Argentina is a mixed economy. The banks are state owned and it does not have a completely free market yet. It is not a command economy.

Maflada was created by the Argentinian cartoonist Joaquin Salvador Lavado in 1962. He is better known by his pen name 'Quino'. Maflada is the name of a 6 year old girl in the comic strip. Even though the characters were created in 1962, it ran for the first time in the Primera Plana (weekly) on 29th September 1964.

from what i have researched so far Argentina doesn't have any allies

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Futbol Club Barcelona plays in the top division of Spain's La Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional (National League of Professional Football), typically known as La Liga. FC Barcelona was one of the founding members in 1929 and is one of three teams (including Real Madrid and Athletic Bilbao) to have never been relegated from the Primera División (First Division).

Barcelona (also known as Barça) was founded in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain in 1899 and is a symbol of Catalan culture and spirit. It is the most successful club in Spain and one of the richest sports teams in the world.

There is no one person who named Argentina. In the early 1800's (before Argentina became an independent nation) the people of Buenos Aires were called "argentinos" which means people from silver. This is because there is a very large river in Buenos Aires called the Rio de la Plata, "the river of silver." Therefore the people were called "argentinos" because in Latin the word for silver is "argentium."

In many ways, geographically, Chile is the California of The South, also The Oregon and Alaska of the South. Because Chile is similar to the US West Coast. Just consider that seasons are reversed.

Central Chile is Like Central California, Valparaiso is like San Francisco near the woody Coastal Mountains, Santiago is the capital like Sacramento (central Valley, great for fruits and wines) and the state eastern border is Andes which is more impassable and higher than Sierra Nevada.

As California did, Chile was a land of pioneers and settlers and also of Indians (Mapuche Tribe 5%) which rapidly were absorbed by Spanish soldiers and immigrant and settlers especially from Southern Europe (Spain, Italy, Croatia and Levant countries) and Germany.

The quality of life is the highest in Latin America, reaching similar levels to Southern Europe but without bulls and castles. So many Chilean towns has some American characteristic: shopping malls, skyscrapers, highways and hardworking people. Santiago is like a modern NYC new trends on architecture and technology.

The approximate distance between the two cities' major airports is 5,266 air miles.

There are two sections to the falls; the horseshoe on the Canadian side and the America falls on the American side, So it depends which part of the falls in particular you were looking at, but history tells us that they are approximately 12,000 years old.

It's a 17ish hour bus journey. I'm not sure distance in mileage though I'm sorry.