Latin America
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Latin America
Summary
Latin America is a transcontinental region[1]. It draws 34,966 Wikipedia views per month (transcontinental_region category, ranking #3 of 11).[2]
Key Facts
- Latin America is on the continent of Americas[3].
- Latin America's instance of is recorded as transcontinental region[4].
- Latin America's instance of is recorded as cultural region[5].
- Latin America is part of Latin America and the Caribbean[6].
- Latin America's Commons category is recorded as Latin America[7].
- Latin America's said to be the same as is recorded as Latin America and the Caribbean[8].
- Latin America comprises Brazil[9].
- Latin America comprises Argentina[10].
- Latin America comprises Bolivia[11].
- Latin America comprises Chile[12].
- Latin America comprises Colombia[13].
- Latin America comprises Paraguay[14].
- Latin America comprises Peru[15].
- Latin America comprises Uruguay[16].
- Latin America comprises Venezuela[17].
- Latin America comprises Mexico[18].
- Latin America comprises Guatemala[19].
- Latin America comprises El Salvador[20].
- Latin America comprises Honduras[21].
- Latin America comprises Nicaragua[22].
- Latin America comprises Costa Rica[23].
- Latin America comprises Panama[24].
- Latin America comprises Ecuador[25].
- Latin America comprises Puerto Rico[26].
- Latin America comprises Dominican Republic[27].
Body
Geography
Latin America is on the continent of Americas[3]. It is part of it and the Caribbean[6].
Designation and Status
Recorded instance of include transcontinental region[4] and cultural region[5].
Cultural Significance
Things named for Latin America include Latin Americans[28], a human population[29]; ESLAND Awards[30], a group of awards[31], founded in 2022[32]; and it’s 50 Best Restaurants[33], an award[34], founded in 2013[35].
Why It Matters
Latin America draws 34,966 Wikipedia views per month (transcontinental_region category, ranking #3 of 11).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[36] It is known by 50 alternative names across languages and contexts.[37]
Entities named for it include Latin Americans[28], a human population[29]; ESLAND Awards[30], a group of awards[31], founded in 2022[32]; and it’s 50 Best Restaurants[33], an award[34], founded in 2013[35].