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Argentina
The Argentine Republic is a South American neighbor of Uruguay, Paraguay, Chile, Brazil, and Bolivia. Argentina owes its name to the clear, shining silvery whiteness of its streams and coastal beaches. Contributors typically want to know about the country's exciting night life; Italian immigrant heritage; many artistic, literary and musical accomplishments; up-and-down politics; and vast mineral and natural resources.
1,169 Questions
What is the population of Argentina?
The population according to the 2010 census was 40,177,096.
An estimate in early 2012 was 41,281,631 residents.
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When was Líneas Aéreas Privadas Argentinas created?
Líneas Aéreas Privadas Argentinas was created in 1977.
What is the shortest day in Rio de Janeiro Argentina?
As it in the southern hemisphere, it would be the 21st of June.
In 1913 what did most people do for a living?
In 1913 most people worked and owned farms. The second most common thing that people did to make a living was working in factories.
What is the telephone area code for Amba Argentina?
The telephone country code for Argentina is +54. The area code for Amba is 011, or +54 11
in international format, the same as Buenos Aires.
What hemisphere and continents does Argentina Nigeria and India have?
Argentina is in the Southern Hemisphere, the Western Hemisphere, and is on the South American continent.
Nigeria is in the Northern Hemisphere, the Eastern Hemisphere and is on the continent of Africa.
India is in the Northern Hemisphere, the Eastern Hemisphere, and is on the continent of Eurasia in the portion often called the continent of Asia.
What is the population of Buenos Aires Independencia?
The population of Buenos Aires - Independencia - is 56,846.
Why is rio de la plata called rio de la plata?
The name means "River of Silver" and was first used by explorer Sebastian Cabot around 1526, for the silver trinkets he received from natives upstream. The original name Mar Dulce (Fresh Water Sea) was applied to the estuary by Juan Diaz de Solis in 1516.
