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Mendoza
Stad in Argentinië
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Mendoza of Ciudad de Mendoza is een stad in het westen van Argentinië en de hoofdstad van de provincie Mendoza. Bij de volkstelling van 2001 had de stad bijna 111.000 inwoners. Daarnaast wonen er ongeveer 800.000 mensen in het grootstedelijk... Wikipedia
Hoogte: 2.449 ft
Inwoners (2001): 111.000; (2.055,43 inw./km²)
Oppervlakte: 54 km²
Mendoza of Ciudad de Mendoza is een stad in het westen van Argentinië en de hoofdstad van de provincie Mendoza. Bij de volkstelling van 2001 had de stad ...
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