- Juan Province, north-western Argentina,
limiting to the
north with the
Talampaya National Park, in La
Rioja Province. Both
areas belong to the same geological...
-
Talampaya National Park (Spanish:
Parque Nacional Talampaya) is a
national park
located in the east/centre of La
Rioja Province, Argentina. It was designated...
- the province.
Petroglyphs created by
early indigenous peoples at the
Talampaya National Park are
dated around 10,000
years BC.
Succeeding cultures of...
- The
Talampaya Formation is an
Early Tri****ic (Olenekian)
geologic formation in the Ischigualasto-Villa Unión
Basin of La
Rioja Province in northwestern...
- Jesuit Missions Iguazú Cueva de las Manos Península Valdés Ischigualasto /
Talampaya Jesuit Block Humahuaca Curutchet House Los
Alerces ESMA The
United Nations...
- doi:10.5194/egusphere-egu21-7788. S2CID 236762970. "Ischigualasto /
Talampaya Natural Parks".
UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Kasanin-Grubin,
Milica (2013-07-01)...
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Pembrokeshire Cueva de las Manos,
Santa Cruz
Talampaya National Park, La
Rioja Lihué
Calel National Park, La
Pampa Talampaya National Park, La
Rioja Province, Argentina...
- flora, as well as ichnofossils. The
Ischigualasto Provincial Park and
Talampaya National Park in the
basin were
designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites...
-
continues in the
Argentinian province of La
Rioja with the
Talampaya National Park. The
Talampaya River Canyon reveals multi-shaped
layers in its high red...
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Quebrada del
Condorito Río Pilcomayo San Guillermo
Sierra de las
Quijadas Talampaya Tierra del
Fuego Traslasierra Ciervo de los
Pantanos ‡
World Heritage...
