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Rio Grande releases guide for motorhome travelers

18.02.2026 16:00 1 min 3 sources РУС
(( La 97 Radio Fueguina )) SPA + 2 more
Rio Grande releases guide for motorhome travelers
Original source: Aire Libre FM 96.3

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The municipality of Rio Grande in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province has released an updated guide for motorhome travelers, listing permitted parking and overnight spots, paid services, and contacts.

The municipality of Rio Grande in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province has released an updated guide for motorhome travelers. The document lists permitted parking and overnight spots, as well as paid services including showers, wastewater disposal, and, according to one source, electricity. The guide is available upon request via WhatsApp or email; one source also mentions plans to place QR codes with access to it at key points in the city.

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Río Grande publishes guide for motorhome travelers

18.02.2026 (( La 97 Radio Fueguina )) SPA Original source

Río Grande publishes guide for motorhome travelers

18.02.2026 Provincia 23 SPA Original source

Rio Grande presents updated tourist guide for motorhome travelers

17.02.2026 Aire Libre FM 96.3 SPA Original source

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