Argentina

71 years, Female 78 years || Argentina is the second largest country in South America following Brazil. Its elevation is 0 to 1,000 feet except in the mountain ranges where the elevation is 2,001 to 5,000 feet.
 * Full Name ||
 * Argentine Republic ||
 * Population ||  || Approx. 38.2 million ||
 * Capital ||  || Buenos Aires ||
 * Area ||  || 2.8 million square km. ||
 * Language ||  || Spanish ||
 * Religion ||  || Christianity ||
 * Main Exports ||  || Food and live animals, mineral fuels, machinery ||
 * Monetary unit ||  || one peso = 100 centavos ||
 * Life expectancy ||  || Male
 * GNI per capita ||  || US $4,470 ||

Argentina's climate (temperature) varies in certain places from a subtropical climate(hot, rainy summers and mild winters), arid (hot and dry all year), and semiarid (hot, dry winters, cool, dry winters). Its vegetation also varies within certain places from a tropical grassland (grass and scattered trees adapted to a tropical wet and dry climate), a temperate grassland (short and tall grasses adapted to cool climate), and chaparral (small trees and bushes). Its population density is 1 to 10 people per square mile in most of Argentina. Argentina's economic activity is livestock raising in most of the country, otherwise commercial farming, etc.

There are different climates in different parts of Argentina. 20 percent of Argentina has an arid climate. 30 percent of Argentina has a semiarid climate. 40 percent of Argentina has a subtropical climate.

There are different vegetation zones in different parts of Argentina. Approximately 5 percent of Argentina has a chaparral vegetation. Approximately 15 percent of Argentina has a tropical grassland vegetation. Approximately 80 percent of Argentina has a temperate grassland vegetation.

Argentina's approximate full population is over 40 million people. Its population density varies. Approximately 5 percent of Argentina has over 100 people per square mile. Also, 5 percent of Argentina has 50 to 100 people per square mile. Approximately 20 percent of Argentina has 1 to 10 people per square mile. Approximately 30 percent of Argentina has under 1 person per square mile. Approximately 40 percent of Argentina has 1 to 10 people per square mile.

Finally, Argentina's economic activity varies a lot throughout Argentina. About 2 percent of Argentina's economic activity is commercial fishing. About 5 percent of Argentina's economic activity is trade and manufacturing. About 3 percent of Argentina's economic activity is little to no. About 20 percent of Argentina's economic activity is commercial fishing. Finally, about 70 percent of Argentina's economic activity is livestock raising.