KnowraGuaraní peopleLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Guaraní people, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 13Narrower topic 2Compared with 1Jesuit reductionsRelated: Guaraní communities formed the largest population in the best-known reductions.Guarani languageRelated: The language's name and history are closely tied to these Indigenous peoples.Indigenous peoples of ArgentinaRelated: Guaraní peoples have longstanding communities in northeastern Argentina.Paraguay RiverRelated: The river’s name derives from Guaraní, and Guaraní communities have long lived along its banks.Itaipu DamRelated: Construction and reservoir formation affected Indigenous communities in the region.Corrientes ProvinceRelated: Guaraní communities shaped the region’s language, culture, and early history.Uruguay RiverRelated: Guaraní communities have longstanding ties to the river region and its tributaries.Iguazu FallsRelated: Guarani history and language are part of the falls’ regional cultural heritage.Indigenous peoples of South AmericaRelated: Guarani peoples include distinct communities whose languages and traditions cross modern borders.Rio Grande do SulRelated: Guaraní communities inhabited the region before colonial settlement.Salta ProvinceRelated: Guaraní communities and cultural influence are present in Salta’s eastern lowlands.Misiones ProvinceRelated: Guaraní presence long predates the province and remains part of its cultural landscape.Guarani AquiferRelated: The aquifer takes its name from the Guarani, whose homeland spans the region.