Rio Negro Zip code

Rio Negro is a province in Argentina. It is on the northern edge of Patagonia and is in the country. From the south, Chubut, Neuquen, Mendoza, La Pampa, and Buenos Aires are the provinces that are next to us. A lot of water can be found to the east. It has a capital city called Viedma, and the largest city is Bariloche, which is in the north of the country. General Roca and Cipolletti are two other cities that are important. Because of its flow rate, the Rio Negro is the most important river in the province of Rio Negro and in Patagonia. Its name comes from the Mapuche word Curu Leuvu, which means "black water." The water is actually more green than black. It used to be called "river of the willows" because of the number of weeping willows that grow along the bank of the river. 635 km is the length of it. It starts at the junction of the Limay River and the Neuquen River at the border with the Neuquen Province. It flows southeast to the Atlantic Ocean at 41.0223?S 62.7903?W, near the El Condor beach resort about 30 km (19 miles) downstream from Viedma, the capital of the Rio Negro province. The Rio Negro province makes 66% of the pears and apples in Argentina because of the river. Also, small dams on the river make it a source of hydroelectricity, which is used to make electricity. During the Conquest of the Desert in the late 1800s, a river was used as a natural boundary between "civilization" and the land of the native tribes.