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Argentina's border crossings cover an extraordinary range of landscapes, where everything from windswept plains to towering mountain passes shapes the trip. Weather can influence road access as much as traffic, making flexibility an important part of any overland journey.

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Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

Capital

Buenos Aires

Time Zone

UTC−3

Argentina

Understanding Argentina

Argentina mixes pampas, deserts, mountains, and southern forests along borders with Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, and Uruguay. Andean crossings can face snow closures, while lowland areas stay accessible year-round. Near many posts you find parks and historic settlements.

Border Map

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Argentina border crossings on one map

Every crossing on a map, with opening hours, typical waits and this month's closures. Print it for the trip, or hand it to your drivers.

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Quick Information

Capital Buenos Aires
Official Language Spanish
Currency Argentine Peso (ARS)
Calling Code +54

Quick Information

Capital Buenos Aires
Official Language Spanish
Currency Argentine Peso (ARS)
Time zone UTC−3
Calling code +54

Travel Tip

Argentina's highways often cover vast open landscapes, where the next town can feel delightfully far away. Filling up with fuel when convenient is a good habit, and the scenery has a way of making even long drives feel shorter.

Border Crossings in Argentina

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Crossing Tip

Argentina's highways often cover vast open landscapes, where the next town can feel delightfully far away. Filling up with fuel when convenient is a good habit, and the scenery has a way of making even long drives feel shorter.