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Which rivers surround Argentina’s Mesopotamia region?

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Argentina’s Mesopotamia region is bounded by two major waterways, which give the area its name—derived from the Greek for "between the rivers".1

The region is situated between the Paraná River, which borders it from the southwest to the north, and the Uruguay River, which forms its boundary from the southeast to the northeast.1