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The Paraná River, pictured from the International Space Station at an altitude of 269 miles, leads into the Paraná Delta and empties into the Rio de la Plata which separates Argentina from Uruguay on South America's Atlantic coast. The fertile lowlands region is also known as the Pampas
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The Paraná River, pictured from the International Space Station at an altitude of 269 miles, leads into the Paraná Delta and empties into the Rio de la Plata which separates Argentina from Uruguay on South America's Atlantic coast. The fertile lowlands region is also known as the Pampas
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