Province of Argentina
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The Argentinian Chaco is a region in the north of Argentina. It is the Argentinian portion of the Chaco, a South American region that includes parts of Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Brazil. In Argentina, the Chaco is bordered by Paraguay and Bolivia in the north and by the Mesopotamia region in the east, by the Pampas region in the south, and by the Andean Northwest region in the west. In Argentina, the Chaco includes part of the provinces of Chaco, Córdoba, Formosa, Salta, Santa Fe, Santiago del Estero, and Tucumán.
While not connected to the national passenger railway network, Trenes Argentinos operates a few commuter lines within the state.
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Clorinda is a city of 47,000 in Formosa Province in the Chaco region of Argentina. Located 115 km north of the provincial capital, Formosa, Clorinda is just across the border from Asunción.
Formosa is the capital city of Formosa Province in the Chaco region of Argentina.

Resistencia is a city in Chaco, Argentina. It is known as City of Sculptures, with more than 600 sculptures across the city.

grassy plains and wetlands near the Pilcomayo River, protecting the humid Chaco ecosystem, a Ramsar wetland
the largest national park in northern Argentina protects a vast area of the Gran Chaco region
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Golf is a well-established sport in Argentina. It has more than 300 courses according to Asociación Argentina de Golf the governing body.
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The cuisine of Argentina is particularly famous for its huge steaks and barbecued meat. The culinary scene is naturally about much more than meat dishes; immigrants from all parts of the world, and to some extent the…
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Argentina has 35 national parks protecting an area of 37,000 square kilometers (about 1.5% of the country's total national territory).
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