Andes Mountain is the mountain range is farthest south.
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- The Andes is the longest continental mountainous region in the world and forms a persistent mountain range across South America's outskirts.
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The Andes also have just behind Himalayas the second highest elevation in any mountain range.
It stretches from north to south 4,500 miles (7,200 km) across the continent's west side.
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The highest volcanic eruptions in the world are in the Andes, like Ojos Del Salado, that rises to 6.893 m (22.615 ft.) on the border of Chile and Argentina.
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The folding and pushing belt is smaller in the east than the farther south but it is well-defined by some patterns in the northwest and mountains.
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18.93million is the answer. the population in 1980 was 5.93m and 24.86m in 2017
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