Largest Cities
| Ranking | Name | Population |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Buenos Aires | 3,776,138 (Greater Buenos Aires 15,473,670) |
| 2. | Córdoba | 1,613,211 |
| 3. | Rosario | 1,325,090 |
| 4. | Mendoza | 1,109,104 |
| 5. | La Plata | 957,800 |
| 6. | San Miguel de Tucumán | 903,100 |
| 7. | Mar del Plata | 710,600 |
| 8. | Salta | 556,400 |
| 9. | Santa Fe | 524,300 |
| 10. | San Juan | 512,407 |
| 11. | Resistencia | 452,800 |
| 12. | Neuquén | 400,600 |
| 13. | Santiago del Estero | 397,200 |
| 14. | Corrientes | 342,400 |
| 15. | Avellaneda | 328,980 |
| 16. | Bahía Blanca | 310,200 |
| 17. | Quilmes | 230,810 |
| 18. | Lanús | 212,152 |
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