South America
- Peru
- Callao: Prisoners of the Sun
- Jauga: Prisoners of the Sun
- Santa Clara: Prisoners of the Sun
- San Theodoros (fictitious): The Broken Ear, Tintin and the Picaros
- Nuevo Rico (fictitious): The Broken Ear
- São Rico (fictitious): The Shooting Star (Tintin never actually visited this country, neither is anything more revealed about it except it is in South America. The country was adapted to replace the USA in post-war editions)
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