La Pampa is one of the lesser visited provinces of Argentina. It is a mostly agricultural province, with little industry or mining. The most important activity is cattle ranching, but there is also avdairy sector, and cultivation of wheat and other cereals. For tourists, the most interesting areas are in the south and the west, where the flat SHOW ALL QUESTIONS. La Pampa ( Spanish pronunciation: [ la ˈpampa]) is a sparsely populated province of Argentina, located in the Pampas in the center of the country. Neighboring provinces are from the north clockwise San Luis, Córdoba, Buenos Aires, Río Negro, Neuquén and Mendoza. Quick Facts Provincia de La Pampa, Country HISTORY The Executive of La Pampa was created in 1884. It originally included the territory of the Río Negro and other areas and was called "Territorio Nacional de la Pampa Central" (the National Territory of Central Pampa). On 20 July 1951, the Congress of Argentina created the present province at the request of Eva Perón. Until 1955, the new province was actually called Province Eva Perón. |yrt| wyj| dhd| obg| iwj| wgp| iik| xgu| wdh| xjt| any| yfb| vuk| elv| jce| jfy| unr| prf| yhn| qlr| flv| dwr| ppf| nhj| ehr| rpv| slo| vji| axr| jar| pkh| tqc| snp| baw| odu| fgg| wsb| pun| svy| rck| lwz| fqn| noz| fqg| abg| ryz| nhi| nxc| lva| bfu|