What are the main ports in Argentina and Brazil

The largest port in Brazil is the Port of Santos, followed by the Port of Rio de Janeiro and the third Port of Grande. Argentina has: Rosario, Mendoza.

Main ports in Argentina:

Bahia Blanca Puerto Blanca; Concepcion Port of Concepción; Mar del Plata Puerto del Plata; Puerto Deseado de Seado; Puerto Madryn; Porto Rosario; San Lprenzo Port of San Lorenzo; Ushuaia Harbour of Ushuaia; Zarate, AR Port of Sarat.

The basic port is Buenos Aires Puerto Buenos Aires.

The Port of Buenos Aires is the largest seaport in Argentina. It is the capital of Argentina and the political, economic, transportation and cultural center of the country. It is also the largest and most prosperous city in South America, and the largest railway hub in South America, with 7 major railway lines leading to the country, one of which is the famous South American land bridge.

The port is a bridgehead in the east, with a total length of about 1,000 km to the west of Valparaiso on the coast of Taiyangping. It is the industrial center of Argentina, with 70% of the country's industrial output, with a huge meat processing and tanning industry, as well as flour, textile, winemaking, automobile manufacturing, chemical and paper industries.

The port is also home to the world-famous Teatro Colón, which is the third largest in the world after the Metropolitan Opera in New York and the Teatro Lasca in Milan. The port is located about 30km from the Ezeiza International Airport, the largest in the country, with regular flights to all parts of the world.

I recently traveled to Brazil and was fascinated by the port. The Port of Brazil is one of the largest ports in South America and has a significant position. It is not only the center of South America, but also an important hub across continents, and is also rich in natural resources.

Today I would like to take you on a tour of these ports and learn about the Brazilian ports.

First of all, there are the large number of ports in Brazil, the most famous of which is the port of Brasilia. The port is one of the largest in Brazil and is well equipped with a well-developed network of roads, railways and waterways. With millions of tonnes of cargo per year, it is by far one of the busiest ports in South America.

Secondly, Brazilian ports are blessed with a large number of natural resources. It is home to large areas of rainforest and sandy beaches, the most famous of which is Iguazu Falls. These natural resources attract numerous tourists and become an important part of Brazil's economy**.

In addition to the above two resources, Brazil also has a rich cultural resource. The culture here includes not only the traditional South American indigenous culture, but also a fusion of European and African cultures. The arts, arts and literature have their own unique characteristics and are an important part of Brazilian culture.

If you're planning a visit to Brazil's ports, I recommend you visit the museums and art centers. Not only can you learn about the history of the area, but you can also enjoy many beautiful works of art.

In conclusion, the Brazilian port is a very worthwhile place to visit. It is blessed with many natural, cultural and economic resources, and is infinitely attractive to all types of tourists. If you want to travel to Brazil, you might want to consider visiting here. <>

1. The port of Paraguay mainly includes: Asuncion, Caacupemi, Fenix, Terport, Villeta, etc., of which Asunción is the largest "river port" in Paraguay, and most of the foreign trade goods enter and exit from it.

2. Paraguay (Paraguay) is located in the interior of central South America, the capital is Asunción, and adjacent to Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia. Although Paraguay is a landlocked country, the Paraguay River runs the country from north to south** and plays an important role in the country's economy and transportation. The Paraguay River divides the country into two parts, the western half is the Chaco region, which covers an area of about 247,000 square kilometers of Pyeongchang, accounting for 61% of the country's total area.

Argentina has 38 seaports, 25 inland ports, and important ports such as the ports of Buenos Aires, Blanca and Rosario. The basic port is Buenos Aires.

Riodelaplata and Exolgan, the two main container terminals at the Port of Buenos Aires, were equipped with post-Panamax cranes in 2004.

In October 2005, Riodelaplata Container Terminal purchased a number of container bridge cranes from China Zhenhua Port Machinery and invested US$30 million to increase the yard area. In September 2005, Exolgan Container Terminal installed a container bridge crane from Libohaier and invested US$30 million to optimize equipment to handle and unload oversized vessels.

Argentina's main ports: the ports of Buenos Aires, Puerto Blanca and Puerto Rosario are also basic ports.

Argentina has 38 seaports and 25 inland ports. In 2010, the port throughput was about 100 million tons. Important ports include the ports of Buenos Aires, Blanca and Rosario. The Paraguay-Paraná River is the main inland waterway in Afghanistan, with a total length of 3,302 km.

The two main container terminals at the Port of Buenos Aires are Riodela Plata and Exolgan, both of which were equipped with post-Panamax cranes in 2004. In October 2005, Riodelaplata Container Terminal purchased a number of container bridge cranes from China Zhenhua Port Machinery and invested US$30 million to increase the yard area.

Main ports in Argentina:

Bahia Blanca

Buenos Aires Buenos Aires

Campana Campana

The basic port should be Buenos Aires Buenos Aires