Departamento de Malargüe

Província ·🇦🇷 Argentina

População 32.717

Área 40.596 km²

Fuso horário America/Argentina/Mendoza

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Departamento Malargüe Essentials

Departamento Malargüe in Mendoza Province features a diverse landscape ranging from the high-altitude ski slopes of Las Leñas to the volcanic fields of La Payunia, which contains over 800 cinder cones. The region is home to significant scientific facilities, including the Pierre Auger Observatory for cosmic ray research and the Malargüe Deep Space Antenna. Visitors can explore geological formations like the Pozo de las Ánimas sinkholes and the limestone galleries of Cavernas de las Brujas, or visit the memorial site of the 1972 Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 crash.

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Malargüe's Volcanic Wonders

Malargüe is home to one of the world's highest concentrations of volcanoes, primarily within the La Payunia Provincial Reserve. This list features the massive Payún Matrú shield volcano and the symmetrical Payún Liso stratovolcano. It also highlights unique geological formations like the hydromagmatic Cerro Malacara and the eroded sedimentary walls of Castillos de Pincheira. These sites showcase the region's diverse volcanic activity, from vast basaltic fields to active border peaks like Planchón-Peteroa.

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Volcanoes and Mountain Peaks

Explore the high-altitude volcanic landscapes of the Malargüe Department and the Andean border. This collection highlights the La Payunia Provincial Reserve, one of the world's densest volcanic fields, featuring the massive shield volcano Payún Matrú and the symmetrical Payún Liso. The list also includes the active Planchón-Peteroa complex on the Chilean border and unique hydromagmatic formations like Cerro Malacara, known for its colorful erosion-carved canyons.

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Parks & Nature

Malargüe’s landscapes range from high-altitude Andean lagoons like Laguna Blanca and Laguna del Valle to the sedimentary rock formations of Castillos de Pincheira, sculpted by wind and water erosion. The region also features the Dique Gobernador Blas Brisoli, a dam on the Malargüe River known for its trout farm. Within the city, Parque Central and Plaza Islas Malvinas provide landscaped green spaces and memorials, while remote natural reserves offer habitats for diverse bird species including Andean flamingos.

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Informações práticas

Moeda: Peso argentino ARS $ · Pagamentos com cartão · Aceites com frequência
Números de emergência: 117
Eletricidade: Tipo C / Tipo I
220 V · 50 Hz

Idiomas: espanhol
Água da torneira: Potável
Lado de condução: Direita
Código de chamada: +54