GeotchaA geography quiz on a real globe
Departments of Santiago del Estero
27 departments, each one drawn on a satellite globe. Name it when it lights up, find it when you are given its name, or type every one you can remember in Name all.
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The departments
- 1Moreno16,127 km²
- 2Alberdi13,507 km²
- 3Copo12,604 km²
- 4Juan Felipe Ibarra9,139 km²
- 5Pellegrini7,330 km²
- 6Figueroa6,695 km²
- 7Choya6,492 km²
- 8Ojo de Agua6,269 km²
- 9General Taboada6,040 km²
- 10Jiménez4,832 km²
- 11Avellaneda3,902 km²
- 12Aguirre3,692 km²
- 13Mitre3,667 km²
- 14Banda3,597 km²
- 15Salavina3,562 km²
- 16Quebrachos3,507 km²
- 17Rivadavia3,402 km²
- 18Loreto3,337 km²
- 19Belgrano3,314 km²
- 20Guasayán2,588 km²
- 21Atamisqui2,259 km²
- 22Río Hondo2,124 km²
- 23Capital2,116 km²
- 24San Martín2,097 km²
- 25Sarmiento1,549 km²
- 26Robles1,424 km²
- 27Silípica1,179 km²
Second-level units: the 513 departments, within the 24 provinces (the first level), which the region hint names. Area in km²: the official area where the national statistics office gives one (countries whose divisions changed since Natural Earth). Each item names its source. Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), national statistics offices.
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