San Luis

San Luis occupies a semi-arid inland expanse in central-western Argentina. Its territory ranges from the Sierras de San Luis, part of the Sierras Pampeanas, to broad plains and dry basins, giving the province a distinctly continental character. The Río Quinto rises in these mountains and runs east across San Luis toward neighbouring Córdoba. In the northwest, Sierra de las Quijadas National Park protects eroded rock formations and arid habitats. The provincial capital, also called San Luis, dates to the Spanish colonial period and remains the province’s administrative centre. Trace San Luis’s place in Argentina’s central interior by browsing webcams from nearby areas.

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