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Argentines

Argentines, also known as Argentinians or Argentineans, are people associated with Argentina. These ties may be legal, historical, ancestral, or cultural. For most Argentines, several of these connections exist and are collectively the source of their Argentine identity. It is estimated that between 79.4% to 85% of Argentina's population are whites…

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Australia
14,190
Austria
2,000
Belgium
3,000
Bolivia
46,609
Brazil
78,350 (2025)
Canada
23,500

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Argentines

Nodes185
Edges184
Triples180
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.010811
Components1

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Argentines

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related to European Argentines · 31
Argentines → Argentine, Asturians, Basques, Bulgarians, Croats, Czechs, Danes, Dutch, Europe, European, European Argentines, Finns, French, Galicians, Germans, Irish, Italian, Italians, No, Poles
related to Languages · 19
Argentines → Abipón, Although Spanish, Amerindian, Argentina, Chané, English, French, German, Guaraní, Italian, Languages, Levantine Arabic, Mapudungun, Puelche, Selkʼnam, Southern Quechua, Tehuelche, Two, Vilela
related to Black Argentines · 18
Argentines → According, African, African-descended Argentines, Afro-Argentine, Argentina, Argentine, Buenos Aires, Ciudad Evita, Despite, European, Genetic, La Boca, Merlo, San Telmo, Sub-Saharan African, There, Today, World Bank
related to Religion · 18
Argentines → According, Argentina, Buddhism, Catholicism, Christian, CONICET, Evangelicalism, Hinduism, Irreligion, Islam, Jehovah's Witnesses, Judaism, Mormonism, Mormons, Others, Pentecostal, Protestant, Roman Catholic
related to Indigenous Argentines · 16
Argentines → Aonikenk, Argentina, As, Buenos Aires, Diaguita, Guarani Many Argentines, Huarpe, INDEC, Kolla, Mapuche, Mocoví, Other, Qom, The, University, Wichí
related to Mixed Argentines · 16
Argentines → African, Amerindian, Argentina, Argentine, Argentine DNA, Argentine's, Buenos Aires, Chubut, Daniel Corach, DNA, European, In, It, North East, Salta, Within
related to Emigration · 15
Argentines → According, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, During, Europe, International Organization, Mexico, Migration, North America, Paraguay, Spain, The, United States, Venezuela
related to Asian Argentines · 10
Argentines → Argentina, Asian, Asian Argentines, East Asian, In, Japan, Lebanon, Mount Lebanon, Syria, West Asian
Australia · 1
Argentines → 14,190
Austria · 1
Argentines → 2,000

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european argentina african population amerindian ancestry argentine also immigrants buenos aires indigenous one east studies immigration largest asian black others

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ArgentinesAustralia14,1901.00infobox
ArgentinesAustria2,0001.00infobox
ArgentinesBelgium3,0001.00infobox
ArgentinesBolivia46,6091.00infobox
ArgentinesBrazil78,350 (2025)1.00infobox
ArgentinesCanada23,5001.00infobox
ArgentinesChile83,265 (2023)1.00infobox
ArgentinesDenmark1,0461.00infobox
ArgentinesFrance17,999–25,040 (2024)1.00infobox
ArgentinesGermany17,1411.00infobox
ArgentinesIsrael48,3121.00infobox
ArgentinesItaly18,1041.00infobox
ArgentinesJapan3,7621.00infobox
ArgentinesMexico10,2141.00infobox
ArgentinesNetherlands2,1891.00infobox
ArgentinesNew Zealand1,8241.00infobox
ArgentinesParaguay58,5351.00infobox
ArgentinesPeru11,4441.00infobox
ArgentinesPuerto Rico1,4311.00infobox
ArgentinesSouth Africa3,0001.00infobox
ArgentinesSpain415,9871.00infobox
ArgentinesSweden4,5021.00infobox
ArgentinesSwitzerland9,3911.00infobox
ArgentinesUnited Kingdom10,2001.00infobox
ArgentinesUnited States345,9191.00infobox
ArgentinesUruguay22,7431.00infobox
ArgentinesVenezuela9,7401.00infobox

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