It is a brackish estuary formed by the confluence of the Parana River and the Uruguay River. The fresh water extends well into the bay, and the first Spanish explorer in 1516 (Juan Diaz de Solis) called it the Mar Dulce (Fresh Water Sea).
Some geographers consider the Río de la Plata a gulf or marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean, while others consider it a river. Most Argentinians will tell you it is a river.
In Spanish, Rio = River, and Rio de la Plata means "River of Silver."
Buenos Aires is located on the southern shore of the Río de la Plata.
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The Rio de la Plata is between Argentina and Uruguay.
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Well, honey, let me tell you - the Paraná River, the Uruguay River, and the Paraguay River all flow into the Rio de la Plata. So, there you have it, three rivers doing their thing and merging into one big ol' water party. Hope that answers your question, sugar.
The Río de la Plata is located in South America. Parts of Argentina and Uruguay are bordered by the Rio de la Plata.
Is called Río de la Plata (River of Silver)