Countries and Territories
| Country or territory |
Area (km²) |
Population (2011) |
Population density (per km²) |
Capital or most important city |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | 70062780400000000002,780,400 | 700740091359000000040,091,359 | 14.42 | Buenos Aires |
| Chile | 7005756096000000000756,096 | 700717094275000000017,094,275 | 22.60 | Santiago |
| São Paulo and Southern Brazil | 7005824618000000000824,618 | 700768636975000000068,636,975 | 83.23 | São Paulo |
| Uruguay | 7005176215000000000176,215 | 70063424595000000003,424,595 | 19.43 | Montevideo |
| Paraguay | 7005406752000000000406,752 | 70066460000000000006,460,000 | 15.88 | Asunción |
| Total | 70064944081000000004,944,081 | 7008135707204000000135,707,204 | 27.45 |
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