Southern Cone of South America

Here are entered works on the part of South America that includes Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and southeastern Brazil.

found: Guide to the chemical industry in the southern cone of South America, c1996(covers Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay)

found: National Geographic Society (U.S.). Cartographic Division. Southern South America, 1958.

found: OCLC WorldCat, Oct. 12, 2001(Southern Cone; The Southern Cone : Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Paraguay; Southern Cone of Latin America; South America's Southern Cone; Latin America's southern cone; Southern Cone countries; Southern Cone countries of South America; Southern Cone nations of Latin America; Southern Cone region of South America; Cone Sul; Cono Sur; Cono Sur de América; Cono Sur de América Latina; southern South America; Sudamérica austral; Sur de Sudamérica)

found: Britannica online, Oct. 12, 2001(The republic of Chile extends along the Pacific coast of the Southern Cone of South America; The federal republic of Argentina occupies the eastern section of the Southern Cone of South America, along the Atlantic Ocean; southern portion, or southern cone, of South America; Southern Cone Common Market (Mercosur)--the customs union of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay; southern South America; the orographic barrier of the Andes produces a large rain shadow over much of the southern part of the continent)

found: Paraguay : a country study, via LC WWW site, Oct. 12, 2001:growth and structure of the economy ("The War of the Triple Alliance (1865-70) fundamentally changed the Paraguayan economy ... Sleepy, self-sufficient Paraguay, whose advances in agriculture and quality of life had been the envy of many in the Southern Cone, became the most backward nation in that subregion.") glossary (Southern Cone: name for area of South America consisting of Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay)

Here are entered works on the part of South America that includes Chile, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and southeastern Brazil.