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32 Provinces of Argentina Trivia Quiz

Dive into the fascinating world of Argentina with this trivia quiz! Discover the secrets behind its vibrant provinces, unique administrative regions, and the significance of its autonomous city, Buenos Aires. From geography to language, test your knowledge about a South American country rich in culture and history.

Whether you’re a geography buff or just curious about Argentina’s political setup, this quiz offers insightful questions that will challenge your understanding of how the nation is organized and governed. Explore the meanings behind place names and learn about Argentina’s proud independent provinces and their roles within the federal system.

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How many provinces does Argentina have?

23

23

32

32

20

20

24

24

Which is the westernmost province of Argentina, famous for its wine?

Corrientes

Corrientes

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

Mendoza

Mendoza

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

Which Argentine province surrounds the city of Buenos Aires but does not include it?

Córdoba

Córdoba

Tucumán

Tucumán

Santa Fe

Santa Fe

Buenos Aires Province

Buenos Aires Province

What is the capital city of the province of Córdoba?

Villa María

Villa María

Río Cuarto

Río Cuarto

Córdoba

Córdoba

Cosquín

Cosquín

Which province is located at Argentina’s northern tip and borders Bolivia?

Jujuy

Jujuy

Chaco

Chaco

Salta

Salta

Misiones

Misiones

Which Argentine province is famous for Iguazú Falls?

Formosa

Formosa

Corrientes

Corrientes

Misiones

Misiones

Entre Ríos

Entre Ríos

Which province is home to the city of Rosario, an important port and birthplace of Lionel Messi?

Neuquén

Neuquén

Chubut

Chubut

Santa Fe

Santa Fe

La Rioja

La Rioja

Tierra del Fuego is unique among Argentine provinces because:

It borders Brazil

It borders Brazil

It is the southernmost province

It is the southernmost province

It is primarily an Antarctic research outpost

It is primarily an Antarctic research outpost

It is landlocked

It is landlocked

Which province contains the highest peak in Argentina, Aconcagua?

Mendoza

Mendoza

Catamarca

Catamarca

La Pampa

La Pampa

San Juan

San Juan

The ‘End of the World’ city, Ushuaia, is located in which province?

Chubut

Chubut

San Luis

San Luis

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

Tierra del Fuego

Tierra del Fuego

Which province’s capital is known as the ‘Paris of South America’?

Buenos Aires (Autonomous City)

Buenos Aires (Autonomous City)

San Juan

San Juan

Santa Fe

Santa Fe

Córdoba

Córdoba

Which province is famous for the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO World Heritage site?

Tucumán

Tucumán

Salta

Salta

Misiones

Misiones

Jujuy

Jujuy

In which province can you visit the Valdés Peninsula, known for whale watching?

La Pampa

La Pampa

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

Corrientes

Corrientes

Chubut

Chubut

Which landlocked province is bordered by Buenos Aires, La Pampa, and San Luis?

La Rioja

La Rioja

San Luis

San Luis

San Juan

San Juan

Córdoba

Córdoba

Which province shares the longest international border with Brazil?

Formosa

Formosa

Corrientes

Corrientes

Entre Ríos

Entre Ríos

Misiones

Misiones

Which Argentine province is home to Quebrada del Condorito National Park?

Mendoza

Mendoza

La Pampa

La Pampa

Córdoba

Córdoba

San Luis

San Luis

Which Argentine province is known for its Welsh settlements, especially around the town of Trelew?

Chubut

Chubut

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

Río Negro

Río Negro

Neuquén

Neuquén

What river forms most of the border between Entre Ríos and Uruguay?

Paraná River

Paraná River

Pilcomayo River

Pilcomayo River

Colorado River

Colorado River

La Plata River

La Plata River

What is the capital city of the Argentine province known for its Malbec wine production?

Godoy Cruz

Godoy Cruz

San Rafael

San Rafael

Luján de Cuyo

Luján de Cuyo

Mendoza

Mendoza

Which Argentine province is famous for its folkloric music and the city of Cosquín?

La Rioja

La Rioja

Córdoba

Córdoba

Catamarca

Catamarca

San Juan

San Juan

Which northern province, known for its UNESCO World Heritage site Quebrada de Humahuaca, also features part of the Salinas Grandes salt flats?

Formosa

Formosa

Catamarca

Catamarca

Jujuy

Jujuy

Salta

Salta

Which province is located between Buenos Aires and Mendoza, known for its flat pampas?

San Luis

San Luis

Corrientes

Corrientes

Chaco

Chaco

La Pampa

La Pampa

The provincial capital San Miguel is in which province?

Salta

Salta

Tucumán

Tucumán

Santa Fe

Santa Fe

Corrientes

Corrientes

Which Patagonian province borders both the Andes mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, and contains the UNESCO World Heritage site Los Glaciares National Park?

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

Chubut

Chubut

Río Negro

Río Negro

La Rioja

La Rioja

What is the easternmost province of Argentina?

Buenos Aires Province

Buenos Aires Province

Corrientes

Corrientes

Misiones

Misiones

Entre Ríos

Entre Ríos

What is the official name of the autonomous city that serves as Argentina’s federal capital?

La Plata

La Plata

Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires

Capital Federal de Rosario

Capital Federal de Rosario

Which province is famous for its historic hill towns, colonial architecture, and the wine region of Cafayate?

La Rioja

La Rioja

Tucumán

Tucumán

San Juan

San Juan

Salta

Salta

Which mountainous province is known for the Talampaya National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site?

La Rioja

La Rioja

Catamarca

Catamarca

San Juan

San Juan

San Luis

San Luis

Which province is home to the city of Bariloche, popular for skiing and lakes?

Neuquén

Neuquén

Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz

Chubut

Chubut

Río Negro

Río Negro

The Chamamé music and dance are a cultural hallmark of which province?

Corrientes

Corrientes

Santa Fe

Santa Fe

Formosa

Formosa

Santiago del Estero

Santiago del Estero

What province is known as the “Heart of Argentina” due to its central location?

Córdoba

Córdoba

La Pampa

La Pampa

Santa Fe

Santa Fe

San Luis

San Luis

Which province shares borders with both Paraguay and Brazil?

Corrientes

Corrientes

Misiones

Misiones

Salta

Salta

Formosa

Formosa

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My passion for travel seamlessly integrates with my love for trivia, as I spend a lot of time on the road. I create engaging trivia quizzes based on the information I gather about new locations, food, music, customs, and people.

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