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Province of Argentina
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San Luis is a province in the Cuyo region of Argentina. It is located in the western centre of the country. The north is part of the Sierras Pampeanas and is characterized by mountain ranges up to 2,500 m high. The south, on the other hand, is flat and belongs to the dry pampa, which is a barren steppe here.
The central part of San Luis has good road and bus connections to all parts of the country thanks to its location on the important transport axis between Buenos Aires and Mendoza and further Santiago de Chile.
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the capital, with 150,000 inhabitants. The city has a modern character with some old buildings.
a planned city founded in 2004 north of San Luis with a university, a football stadium, and a largely true-to-original replica of the Cabildo from Buenos Aires in the style of the early 19th century that was built here
a rough, dry area with strange, reddish colored rock formations is protected here. The park is located in the sparsely populated northwest of the province.
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