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List of Cities in Argentina: Area, Population and Cost of Living

Argentina, the eighth largest country in the world, is situated in the southeastern part of Latin America. Spreading across the foothills of the Andean Mountain Range, the nation encompasses miles of Atlantic coastlines, deserts, forests, rivers, and a host of bustling cities.

This detailed guide about the cities in Argentina will help you to effortlessly structure the itinerary of your Argentina trip.

Currency: The standard currency of Argentina is the Argentine Peso (ARS). As of 10th June 2023, 1 ARS is measured at 0.29 INR.

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List of Cities in Argentina

The nation is divided into 24 administrative regions, including one autonomous city and 23 provinces. The total count of Argentine cities stands at 963.

This list of top cities in Argentina contains all the essential information:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Buenos Aires, Autonomous city	203 km²	13,076,300	$1,31,897.15 (one person) / $4,69,263.70 (family of four)
Cordoba, Cordoba	782 km²	1,428,214	$1,37,175.14 (one person) / $4,87,274.04 (family of four)
Rosario, Santa Fe	178.7 km²	1,173,533	$1,17,332.41 (one person) / $3,58,293.10 (family of four)
Mendoza, Mendoza	54 km²	876,884	$1,22,225.88 (one person) / $4,36,875.58 (family of four)
San Miguel De Tucuman, Tucuman	91 km²	781,023	$1,25,054.50 (one person) / $3,71,443.34 (family of four)
La Plata, Buenos Aires	27 km²	694,167	$1,22,192.84 (one person) / $3,58,565.87 (family of four)
Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires	79.48 km²	553,935	$1,09,032.68 (one person) / $3,05,921.08 (family of four)
Quilmes, Buenos Aires	125 km²	518,788	$79,556.65 (one person) / $2,44,965.80 (family of four)
Salta, Salta	120 km²	512,686	$1,03,023.00 (one person) / $3,01,342.28 (family of four)
Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz, Santa Fe	268 km²	489,505	$1,15,900.88 (one person) / $3,42,265.30 (family of four)
San Juan, San Juan	28 km²	447,048	$1,05,026.23 (one person) / $3,03,059.33 (family of four)
Resistencia, Chaco	562 km²	387,158	$86,711.03 (one person) / $2,73,010.95 (family of four)
Santiago del Estero, Santiago del Estero	2,116 km²	354,692	$82,990.75 (one person) / $2,49,830.78 (family of four)
Corrientes, Corrientes	782 km²	339,067	$1,37,175.14 (one person) / $4,87,274.04 (family of four)
Posadas, Misiones	324 km²	323,739	$1,29,838.31 (one person) / $4,00,713.93 (family of four)

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. The list is for general purposes and contains the names of the most popular cities in Argentina.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Argentina

Some interesting facts about major cities in Argentina are as follows:

Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, houses South America’s largest port.
Avenida 9 de Julio, a block in Buenos Aires, holds a Guinness World Record for being the widest avenue in the world.
Cordoba, the second-largest city in the federation, is home to the oldest university in Argentina, the National University of Cordoba. The institution was established in 1613.
The Jesuit Block and Estancias of Cordoba has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The official language of Argentina is Spanish. However, some of its population also communicate in English, Portuguese, and Italian.
Rosario, another significant city in Argentina, is the birthplace of two icons: Lionel Messi and Che Guevara.
14812 Rosario, an asteroid, has been named after Rosario.

Hopefully, this detailed overview of cities in Argentina has met all your queries. Each city is known for its unique appearance and has massively influenced the overall cultural growth of the nation. Covering them all on your trip to Argentina will help you to explore the nation in all its glory and make sure to have in place a reliable travel insurance as well.

FAQs About the List of Cities in Argentina

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Why is Ushuaia in Argentina popular?

Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. It is the capital of Tierra del Fuego province. It is known as the end of the world and and it is a gateway to Antarctica, making it a strategic hub for many Antarctica cruises.

Which is the most preferred city to live in Argentina?

According to a survey by The Economist, Buenos Aires is entitled as the most livable metropolis not only in Argentina but in entire South America.

Is there any strange law in Argentina?

Yes. In one of the top cities in Argentina, Rosaria, people can not name the child ‘Messi’, after the sports superstar Lionel Messi.

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