Latin American States/Provinces
29 entries in the Latin American States/Provinces compendium.
Latin American States/Provinces — Era Chart
MorelosLandlocked state in south-central Mexico, named for independence hero.NayaritA Mexican state with Pacific coast, indigenous heritage, and agricultural economy.Neuquén ProvinceArgentine province at the northern end of Patagonia.Nuevo LeónNortheastern Mexican state, industrial hub, named after the Kingdom of León in Spain.OaxacaA Mexican state known for Indigenous cultures and rugged terrain.O'Higgins RegionOne of Chile's 16 first order administrative divisions.PueblaState in east-central Mexico, home to Puebla City and the Battle of Puebla.QuerétaroA small, geographically diverse state in north-central Mexico.Quintana RooA smaller Mennonite settlement area in Mexico's southeast.Río Negro ProvinceArgentine Patagonian province with diverse climate and economy.Salta ProvinceNorthwestern Argentine province with diverse geography and history.San Juan Province, ArgentinaWestern Argentine province known for wine and mining.San Luis PotosíA Mexican state with a rich mining and revolutionary history.San Luis ProvinceArgentine province with improved economy and Rodríguez Saá political dynasty.Santa Catarina (state)One of Brazil's oldest states, with top socioeconomic indicators.Santa Cruz Province, ArgentinaSecond-largest Argentine province, least densely populated on mainland.Santa Fe ProvinceA colonial Spanish kingdom in northern South America, core of modern Colombia.Santiago Metropolitan RegionChile's only landlocked region, home to its capital and economic hub.Santiago del Estero ProvinceOldest city in Argentina, southern Quechua outpost.SergipeSmallest Brazilian state, on the northeast Atlantic coast.SinaloaA northwestern Mexican state with rich agricultural and musical heritage.SonoraNorthwestern Mexican state with arid geography and rich indigenous history.State of MexicoMost populous state, surrounding Mexico City on three sides.TamaulipasNortheastern Mexican state with a contested border history.TlaxcalaSmallest Mexican state, rich in pre-Hispanic and colonial history.Tucumán ProvinceDensely populated agricultural province; site of Argentina's 1816 independence declarationVeracruzEastern Mexican state with a key Gulf port and mixed heritage.YucatánMexican state on the Yucatán Peninsula, heartland of Maya civilization.ZacatecasA Mexican state rich in silver and colonial history.
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