This is a list of municipalities in Argentina which have standing links to local communities in other countries known as "town twinning" (usually in Europe) or "sister cities" (usually in the rest of the world).
This is a list of municipalities in Argentina which have standing links to local communities in other countries known as "town twinning" (usually in Europe) or "sister cities" (usually in the rest of the world).
Meinhard, Germany
Isla Mujeres, Mexico [2] 
Montevideo, Uruguay [3] 
Ashdod, Israel
Chios, Greece
Cienfuegos, Cuba
Fermo, Italy
Jacksonville, United States
Reus, Spain
San Isidro, Peru
Talcahuano, Chile Aspen, United States L'Aquila, Italy Osorno, Chile Puerto Montt, Chile Punta Arenas, Chile Purranque, Chile [6] 
St. Moritz, Switzerland
Asunción, Paraguay Athens, Greece
Beijing, China Berlin, Germany Bilbao, Spain
Bogotá, Colombia
Brasília, Brazil Cádiz, Spain Calabria, Italy
Damascus, Syria Ferrara, Italy Galicia, Spain Guadix, Spain Guangzhou, China
Kyiv, Ukraine Lima, Peru Madrid, Spain Miami, United States Montevideo, Uruguay
Moscow, Russia Oviedo, Spain Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Santiago, Chile
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Seville, Spain Tel Aviv, Israel Vigo, Spain
Yerevan, Armenia Isla Mujeres, Mexico Andalusia, Spain Campinas, Brazil Castile and León, Spain Ciutadella de Menorca, Spain
Cochabamba, Bolivia Córdoba, Bolívar, Colombia Córdoba, Nariño, Colombia Córdoba, Quindío, Colombia Córdoba, Mexico Córdoba, Spain
Córdoba, Venezuela Florianópolis, Brazil Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italy Gyumri, Armenia [9] Izhevsk, Russia [10] Marín, Spain Montevideo, Uruguay Natal, Brazil [11] Piedmont, Italy Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia Turin, Italy Valparaíso, Chile Xi'an, China [12] 
Aberystwyth, Wales, United Kingdom Chizhou, China [15] Isla Mujeres, Mexico [2] 
Alytus, Lithuania [16] Civitanova Marche, Italy [17] Maringá, Brazil [18] São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil [19] Montevideo, Uruguay Isla Mujeres, Mexico La Cassa, Italy Bento Gonçalves, Brazil [21] Mateh Yehuda, Israel [22] Bari, Italy [23] Benito Juárez, Mexico [2] A Coruña, Spain [24] Fort Lauderdale, United States [25] Isla Mujeres, Mexico [2] Montevideo, Uruguay [3] Punta del Este, Uruguay [26] Rio de Janeiro, Brazil [27] Saint Petersburg, Russia [28] San Benedetto del Tronto, Italy [29] Sorrento, Italy [30] Artigas, Uruguay Leonforte, Italy Rehovot, Israel Santiago de Cuba, Cuba Anghiari, Italy Asunción, Paraguay Beersheba, Israel Bologna, Italy
Boulogne-sur-Mer, France Chengdu, China Concepción, Chile Coro, Venezuela Jiujiang, China Louisville, United States Maldonado, Uruguay Montevideo, Uruguay Porto Alegre, Brazil Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia Shenyang, China Sucre, Bolivia
Tabarre, Haiti Zacatecas, Mexico Zaragoza, Spain Canoas, Brazil [35] Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay [36] Isla Mujeres, Mexico [37] Nanchang, China [38] San Mauro Castelverde, Italy [39] Fossano, Italy Sigmaringendorf, Germany Villanova Canavese, Italy Abilene, United States Asunción, Paraguay
La Carolina, Argentina Chillán, Chile San Rafael, Argentina Villa de Merlo, Argentina Vinaròs, Spain Alessandria, Italy
Almaty, Kazakhstan Asunción, Paraguay Bilbao, Spain Caracas, Venezuela
Cuenca, Ecuador
Dakar, Senegal Haifa, Israel Imperia, Italy
Kuwait City, Kuwait Manizales, Colombia Medellín, Colombia Monterrey, Mexico Montevideo, Uruguay Piraeus, Greece Pisco, Peru Porto Alegre, Brazil Shanghai, China Santa Clara, Cuba Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia Santiago de Cuba, Cuba Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic St. Louis, United States Turin, Italy Valparaíso, Chile Lerma, Mexico Coral Gables, United States [47] Herzliya, Israel [48] Brusino Arsizio, Switzerland [49] Tarija, Bolivia [50] Coquimbo, Chile Isla Mujeres, Mexico Nerja, Spain Santa Catarina, Brazil La Serena, Chile Vicuña, Chile Xaló, Spain Arluno, Italy Concepción, Chile Erfurt, Germany Nof HaGalil, Israel Sucre, Bolivia Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia Arrasate/Mondragón, Spain Nova Petrópolis, Brazil Rivarolo Canavese, Italy
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