Parana In English

The main rivers of Argentina are the Paraná, which traverses the north-central region of the country, Uruguay, which forms a part of the border with the country of the same name, the Paraguay, themain tributary of the Parana, the most abundant and widespread in the country, and the Rio de la Plata, formed by the joint of the Parana and Uruguay. The Pilcomayo River or Araguay is a long river ofLa Plata Basin, which runs through Bolivia, Argentina and Paraguay. It has a length of 2426 km.
In the past, very few people used to take a shower in this rivers.

The Argentine’s territory issituated between the Andes Mountains, the South Atlantic Ocean and the Antarctic continent. The country has three different geographical areas:
* In the central and north zone there plains;
* Inthe south zone there ​​plateaus;
* In the west there mountains.
Now I’m going to explain you about Argentina’s important zones where there are plains, ridges, hills, etc.
1. - The Chaco plain,is one of the geographic regions of Argentina and is part of the South American region in the Gran Chaco.
Its boundaries are the Rio Pilcomayo to the north, the Paraguay and Parana rivers to theeast, the Salt River south and west of the Northwest region.
2. - The Mesopotamia (Greek meso: middle and potamos: river) is a geographical region of Argentina covering the provinces of Misiones,Corrientes and Entre Rios. Among the fauna, you can find copies of puma, capybara, tapir, peccary, anteater, maned wolf or maned wolf, anteater, giant armadillo, Broad-snouted and the wild cat,
3. - Itsarea is approximately 300 000 km ², because the The Pampa is a vast plain of green grass that covers a quarter of Argentina. Vast fields of alfalfa, sorghum, wheat, corn or sunflower ... this is alsowhere the Argentine folklore has its greatest exponents.

6._ the region's largest economy is based on tourism due to the significant generation of value added and employment. For example San Carlos...