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How many people live in the urban center of Buenos Aires, Argentina? How do economic activity and climate help explain why so ma

ny people live in Buenos Aires?
Geography
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Levart [38]3 years ago
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Answer:

2.89 Million People

Explanation:

Most of Argentina is mountainous (The Western side), which has extreme cold temperatures which makes it a popular skiing destination for tourists, it also happens to be not as populated. However, what makes Buenos Aires so different is that it's along the ocean, which makes it a much more livable and sustainable climate, it also gets a large economic boost because it has a large docking and trade system located there.

Examples of this would be other lightly populated rough climate countries such as Mongolia, which has only a population of 3 million despite it's large land borders.

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