Argentina - physical regions
Office of Strategic Services · 1942-1945
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A printed map of Argentina divided into physical regions, with mountains over 2000 meters, salars, and principal oases shaded in distinct patterns. Regional names such as Andean, Chaco, Pampa, Mesopotamia and Patagonia are labeled, along with national, provincial and disputed boundaries, major cities, and a legend. The map was issued by the Office of Strategic Services in 1945 as part of its provisional series.
