patagonia

Pic. 1: Bariloche, Patagonia

by: justina vollmer cwierz

The Patagonia

4.animals & plants

2. facts & figures

Pic. 2: Monte Fitz Roy, Patagonia

8. sources

7. culture

6. history

5. economy

3. Location

1. Introduction

structure

Pic. 4: Patagones

Where does the name come from?

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

01. Introduction

Pic. 6: Mount Fitz Roy

Pic. 5: Map from Patagonia

• Chile and Argentina
• Rainforests, deserts, mountains, etc.
• 2 million people
• Spanish, Welsh, English, and Mapudungun
• Highway “R-N 40”

Pic.8: Bariloche

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

02. location

Pic.9: Patagonian Fox

• South America (Argentina and Chile)
• Mountains, lakes, forests, beaches
• 260,000 square meters
• Few habitats
• An incredible variety of flora and fauna

Pic. 7: Perito Moreno Glacier

&

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

03. Facts figures

Pic. 8: Torres del Paine

People from all over the world

Almost no people

The southernmost settlement in the world

Torres del Paine

Huge and ancient history

southern patagonia from above

Pic. 10: Coast from Mount Fitz Roy

&

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

04. animals plants

• Named after a French naturalist
• Little, slim and domestic

• Silvery-gray or all black.

04

Geoff-roy's Cat

• Confused with rabbits
• Family groups
• Interesting parenting

03

mara

• The smallest deer in the world
• Family groups
• Haunted illegally

02

pududeer

• Camelid
• Energetic
• 1,500 in national parks
• Very protective

01

guana-cos

Animals

• Herb
• Yellow flowers and thick shrubs.

• Developed in various environments

04

Cush-ion Plant

• Purple
• Meat-wise and thick texture
• Edible, but only when young

03

Purple-spored Puff-ball

• Similar-looking to a mistletoe

• Changes colors
• Grows on Southern Beech trees

02

chinese lantern

• Small evergreen tree
• 15m tall
• Dark red flowers

01

The Chilean Firetree

plants

Pic. 19: Cerro Torre

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

05. economy

Pic. 20: collage of livestock-related pictures

• Sheep farming
• 19th century
• Merino and Corriedale sheep
• Pigs and horses in little amount

5.1 Livestock

Pic. 21: collage of tourism-related pictures from Patagonian attractions

• Second half of the 20th century
• Backpacking destination
• Traditional crafts
• Buyers from other countries
• Famous landowners
• Controversial from Mapuche communities

5.2 tourism

Pic. 22: collage of different methods for the obtention of energy

• Hydroelectricity
• Oil and gas production
• Helpul for the growth of cities
• Wind power, the main source
• Mines to obtain coal

5.3 energy

Pic. 23: Cerro Piltriquitron

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

06. history

Pic.24: Tehuelches

1. Tehuelche Indians

• Rhea hunters and nomads
• Tierra del Fuego (Fireland)
• Spanish culture

2. Spaniards

• English pirates

• San José and Viedma

Pic.25: Estancias (ranches)

3. Independence

• Wool (White Gold)
• A fight between Aborigines and settlers

• The desert campaigns of the 1870s

5. Nowadays

• Regions mineral wealth
• Immigrants from Chile
• Largest proportion of population

Pic. 26: El Chalten

Pic. 3: Patagonian Desert, Patagonia

07. culture

Pic.27: Mate

1. Mate

• Breakfast and afternoon tea
• Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay
• 70% yerba and 30% water.

2. Tereré

• Yerba, water, juice, and ice.

Pic.28: Gaucho

3. Gauchos

• The typical horsemen of Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay
• Rearing livestock
• Leather boots, berets, neck scarves, and ponchos with geometric designs
• Tough but very friendly

4. Chilean Patagonia

• Fishermen from Chiloé
• Riding skills and the adaption of rural customs

in March and February

in February

in April

Pic.29: The Grape Harvest National Festival

5. Festivals

• Chocolate Party (Fiesta del Chocolate).

• Cochrane's folklore party (Fiesta costumbrista de Cochrane).

• The Grape Harvest National Festival (La Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia)

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08. sources

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