Difference between revisions of "Argentina"
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* [[Buenos Aires]] | * [[Buenos Aires]] | ||
* [[Cordoba]] | * [[Cordoba]] | ||
| + | * [[Mendoza]] | ||
| + | * [[Rosario]] | ||
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| + | ==Smaller cities== | ||
* [[Neuquen]] | * [[Neuquen]] | ||
* [[San Luis]] | * [[San Luis]] | ||
* [[Gualeguaychu]] | * [[Gualeguaychu]] | ||
* [[Villa Maria]] | * [[Villa Maria]] | ||
| + | * [[Zapala]] | ||
| + | * .. | ||
==Villages== | ==Villages== | ||
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* [[San Marcos Sierras]] | * [[San Marcos Sierras]] | ||
* [[Quines]] | * [[Quines]] | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 00:33, 13 May 2006
For hitchhikers Argentina can be divided into two parts. The north, which is pretty okay to hitchhike, and the south, which is a complete disaster, especially compared to its neighbour Chile.
map24 is in Portuguese but has information about the whole of South America. A normal map is pretty expensive, but there is a road map containing many countries of South America for something like 10 pesos.
In Argentina it´s normal to ask the people filling tanks at gas stations to ask people for you!
If you´re a foreigner, do mention it! As a Dutch guy it seems to be a lot easier to get rides.
Number plates are black, so if you´re in some other country and hitchhing to Argentina, look for black number plates!
There are quite some peajes, or toll passages. In the south however, these are not so good, and you will just be sent away after a while.
Big cities
Smaller cities
Villages
External links
- Autostop Argentina (in Spanish)
