The Argentine in the Twentieth CenturyMartínez, Alberto B.
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The Argentine in the Twentieth Century
Martínez, Alberto B.
Argentina -- Commerce; Argentina -- Economic conditions; Finance -- Argentina
Among these Provinces we must note Buenos Ayres, Santa Fé and Córdoba
as the three which have made most agricultural progress; for they
alone furnish more than 80 per cent. of the total exports. Among the
Territories La Pampa has the greatest mileage of railways; a mileage
which will very shortly be doubled, to judge by the number of new lines
projected, which in the near future will cross it in every direction,
thus facilitating the outlet of its abundant produce.
It is in the last ten years that the network of Argentine railways has
reached its full expansion, as is shown by the second table; which also
gives the amounts of capital invested in these undertakings.
_Mileage of Railways on the 1st of November 1908._
Column Headings:
A: Provinces and Territories.
B: Mileage.
C: Ratio of Mileage to Area.
D: In kilometres per 100 sq. kilometres.
E: In miles per 100 sq. miles.
F: Miles per 1000 inhabitants.
C
A B D E F
Province of Buenos Ayres 4583·4 2·42 3·89 3·06
Province of Santa Fé 2254·1 2·75 4·42 3·03
Province of Córdoba 1857·1 1·86 3·00 3·66
Province of Santiago do l’Estero 810·9 1·27 2·04 4·24
Province of Entre Rios 610·5 1·32 2·12 1·58
Territory of Pampa Centrale 556·9 ·61 ·98 9·15
Province of Corrientès 451·9 ·86 1·38 1·42
Province of Mendoza 410·0 ·54 ·72 2·25
Province of Tucuman 384·3 2·68 4·31 1·41
Province of La Rioja 319·2 ·57 ·92 3·77
Province of San Luis 303·8 ·66 1·06 2·97
Territory of Rio Negro 239·4 ·20 ·32 11·25
Province of Salta 228·0 ·23 ·37 1·63
Province of Catamarca 226·3 ·30 ·48 2·15
Province of Jujuy 218·1 ·71 1·14 3·81
Territory of Chaco 97·2 ·11 ·17 4·54
Province of San Juan 85·7 ·16 ·26 ·81
Federal Capital 55·3 47·90 77·12 ·05
Territory of Chubut 43·5 ·03 ·05 3·96
Territory of Neuquen 2·6 ·004 ·006 ·10
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Total and Averages 13,708·2 ·77 1·24 4·97
_General Statistics of the Argentine Railways up to 1908 inclusive._
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