Alumnas: Zini, Lara y Medina Velasco, Julieta

Introduction The province of Corrientes is one of the 23 provinces

that make up the Republic of Argentina, located in the Northeast Region of Argentina. Its capital is the city of Corrientes.

It was founded in 1588 by the Spanish conquistadors as San Juan de la Vera of the Seven Streams.

The name is because the capital city was in front of two rivers converge: the River Paraguay and River Parana

Description Agriculture is highly developed and is one of the

pillars of its economy. It also develops the forest industry in central and northeast of the province, being themost forested province in the country.

Corrientes Capital Is characterized by the beautiful view of the Parana

River and its waterfront. Also, its carnivals are distinguished as one of the best.

The beaches are lively and a large percentage of fishing activity.

Paso de la Patria Is a tourist town that is 30 kilometers from the capital.

Can be found fishing days and tournaments between April and October because it borders the river Parana

The “Fiesta Nacional del Dorado" takes place in the days of August in Paso de la Patria.

Goya Fishing in Goya, Corrientes, is hosting thousands of

tourists who seek the surubí, it abounds in this area.

Annually, the “Fiesta Nacional Del Surubí" attracts thousands of fans for this discipline.

Queens are selected and receive prizes.

Los Esteros del Iberá, Corrientes This natural paradise is home to alligators, marsh

deer, the otter, and the maned wolf, species recognized as Natural Monuments of the Province of Corrientes.

Iberá Nature Reserve contains gaps spanning hundreds of thousands of hectares, forming one of the circuits most attractive adventure tourism in Argentina.

Deer of the Swamps

Alligator

South Waterfront

Paso de la Patria

Sandbank, River Parana

Carnival

Queen of theCarnival 2012

Name: Silvana Minadeo