Argentina
Argentine Republic
People: Argentine
Argentina is home to both the highest peak in the Americas (Aconcagua) and the world's southernmost city (Ushuaia). Argentina is located in South America and has a population of around 46.7 million. Its capital city is Buenos Aires, and the most widely spoken official language is Guaraní.
Argentina — key facts at a glance
| Official Name | Argentine Republic |
|---|---|
| Capital City | Buenos Aires |
| Continent | South America |
| Region | South America |
| Population | 46,735,004 |
| Area | 2,780,400 km² |
| Currency | Argentine peso (ARS) $ |
| Official Languages | Guaraní, Spanish |
| Dialling Code | +54 |
| Internet TLD | .ar |
| Timezone | UTC-03:00 |
| Drives on the | Right side |
| Emergency Number | 911 |
| ISO Code | AR / ARG |
| Borders | Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Argentina
What is the capital of Argentina?
The capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires.
What currency does Argentina use?
Argentina uses the Argentine peso (ARS, symbol: $).
What language do they speak in Argentina?
The official languages of Argentina are Guaraní and Spanish.
What is the dialling code for Argentina?
The international dialling code for Argentina is +54.
What side of the road does Argentina drive on?
Argentina drives on the right-hand side of the road.
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