Knowra Formosa Province Formosa Province Formosa is a province in northeastern Argentina, bordering Paraguay and the Argentine provinces of Salta and Chaco. Its capital is the city of Formosa.
Formosa : The capital city of Formosa Province, on the Paraguay River in northeastern Argentina. The provincial capital is the province’s main urban center and administrative seat.
Paraguay : A landlocked country in central South America, bordered by Argentina, Bolivia, and Brazil. The international boundary places Formosa directly opposite parts of Paraguay.
Río Pilcomayo National Park : A national park in Formosa Province, Argentina, protecting wetlands, grasslands, and subtropical forest. It preserves a representative landscape of the province’s northern wetlands.
Clorinda : A city in northeastern Formosa Province, Argentina, on the Paraguay River opposite Asunción. Its border location makes it a major Argentine counterpart to Paraguay’s capital region.
Paraguay River : A major South American river that flows through Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Argentina. It forms much of Formosa’s eastern boundary and links the province to Paraguay.
Corrientes Province : An Argentine province in the northeast, east of Chaco Province and south of Misiones Province. It lies southeast of Formosa across neighboring Chaco Province.
Bañado La Estrella : A large wetland in western Formosa Province, Argentina, formed along the Pilcomayo River system. It is one of Formosa’s defining wetland landscapes and wildlife habitats.
Pirané : A town in central Formosa Province, Argentina, and the seat of Pirané Department. It represents the province’s inland towns beyond the Paraguay River corridor.
Chaco Province : An Argentine province in the Gran Chaco region, south of Formosa Province. It is Formosa’s southern neighbor within Argentina.
Misiones Province : An Argentine province in the northeast, bordered by Paraguay and Brazil. It shares Formosa’s northeastern border with Paraguay and lies farther east.
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