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   6. María Haydee Martín “El censo del año 1813 en la provincia de Buenos Aires,” América (Buenos Aires), 1 (abril 1976), 13-20. For the demographic growth of certain regions of the interior, see Armando Raúl Bazán and Ramón Rosa Olmos, "La ciudad de Catamarca en 1812,” Primer Congreso de Historia Argentina y Regional, (Buenos Aires, 1973), 465-478; Ernesto M. Salvatierra ...

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   A 200 años de la Reconquista y Defensa de la ciudad. 1806 - 1807 Invasiones Inglesas al Río de la Plata. encargaban de la limpieza de la ciudad, la inspección de los precios, el control de la ...

3. www.psupress.org › books › titlesThe Improbable Conquest: Sixteenth-Century Letters from the ...

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   The Improbable Conquest offers translations of a series of little-known letters from the chaotic Spanish conquest of the Río de la Plata region, uncovering a rich and understudied historical resource. These letters were written by a wide variety of individuals, including clergy, military officers, and the region’s first governor, Pedro de Mendoza. There is also an exceptional contribution ...

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5. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsRural History of the Rio de la Plata, 1600–1850: Results of a ...

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   Oct 5, 2022 · ROSAL, MIGUEL ANGEL 1992 “El Río de la Plata en la primera mitad del Siglo XIX: Las relaciones comercialesentre el Interior y Buenos Aires, 1831–1835.” Boletín del Instituto de Historia Argentina y Americana “Dr. E. Ravignani,” 3d ser., no. 5 : 49 – 75 .

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   Jan 1, 2016 · The Río de la Plata system exhibits a complex topography with a mean depth of 5 m and a maximum of 18–20 m at the mouth. The system’s main environmental characteristics are defined by the presence of longitudinal thermal, saline and sediment gradients. The estuary is divided into two main areas by the submersed Barra del Indio (Del Indio ...

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   Where is the RO de la Plata located?

   • The Río de la Plata (RdlP), a funnel-shaped estuarine system, located on the east coast of South America, is a complex inner shelf area, draining the second-largest basin of the continent to the Atlantic Ocean. It is unique in terms of social and economic array;...

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   What is the Rio de la Plata system?

   • The Rio de la Plata comprises three well-defined areas: the internal zone that starts at the end of the Parana Delta and is characterized by only freshwater, an intermediate or mixing zone, and an external or marine zone. The Río de la Plata system can be defined as a funnel coastal plain tidal river with a semi-closed shelf at the mouth.

   Rio de la Plata (La Plata River) and Estuary (Argentina and Uruguay)

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   What are the environmental characteristics of the Rio de la Plata system?

   • The Río de la Plata system exhibits a complex topography with a mean depth of 5 m and a maximum of 18–20 m at the mouth. The system’s main environmental characteristics are defined by the presence of longitudinal thermal, saline and sediment gradients.

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   Is the RO de la Plata a Multiregional region?

   • In addition, because the Río de la Plata region encompassed several distinct ecological and cultural zones, scholars have tended to specialize in one region. Except for the two fine syntheses published in Spanish in 1972, no work has yet incorporated the latest findings in a multiregional history of the area. 2

   Recent Historiography of the Río de la Plata: Colonial and Early

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   How big is Rio de la Plata?

   • The Rio de la Plata system is shared by Argentina and Uruguay and has an area of 38,000 km 2, extends almost 300 km in length, and widens from about 40 km at the inner freshwater part to 227 km at the Atlantic Ocean boundary.

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   Why is the RO de la Plata important?

   • The Río de la Plata River provides a number of valuable ecosystem services related to the use of the coastal and offshore areas. Commercial foreign trade is a main activity but passenger transportation between Argentina and Uruguay and recreational navigation are also important (FREPLATA 2005).

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The Río de la Plata (RdlP) is a funnel-shaped estuarine system located between 34°00 ″ –36°10 ′ 10 ′ S and 55°00 ″ –58°10 ″ W on the east coast of South America (Fig. 1). It is a complex and extensive semi-enclosed inner shelf area that drains the second-largest basin of the continent to the Atlantic Ocean, comprising 3.1 ...