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((other uses|Mendoza (disambiguation)))
((More citations needed|date=January 2013))
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'''Mendoza''' (((IPA-es|menˈdosa))), officially '''Province of Mendoza''', is a [[Provinces of Argentina|province of Argentina]], in the western central part of the country in the [[Cuyo (Argentina)|Cuyo]] region. It borders [[San Juan Province, Argentina|San Juan]] to the north, [[La Pampa Province|La Pampa]] and [[Neuquén Province|Neuquén]] to the south, [[San Luis Province|San Luis]] to the east, and the republic of [[Chile]] to the west; the international limit is marked by the [[Andes]] mountain range. Its capital city is the homonymous city of [[Mendoza, Argentina|Mendoza]].

Covering an area of 148,827&nbsp;km<sup>2</sup>, it is the seventh biggest province of Argentina with 5.35% of the country's total area. The population for 2022 is 2,014,533 inhabitants, which makes it the fifth most populated region of the country, or 4.38% of the total national population.

==History==

===Pre-Columbian times===
Archeological studies have determined that the first inhabitants in the area date from the [[Holocene]], but there are few remains of those people to know their habits. The earliest sites of human occupation in Mendoza Province, Agua de la Cueva and Gruta del Indio, are 12,000–13,000 years old. In the basins of the [[Atuel River]], in 300 BC, lived a group of people that lived via hunting and the cultivation of [[maize]], [[pumpkin]]s and [[bean]]s. Those valleys saw the rise of the Agrelo culture, ancestor of the Huarpes. They were later influenced greatly by the [[Inca]] empire during the 15th century. Oral tradition sets the arrival of the Inca [[Túpac Yupanqui]] to Coquimbo in 1470.((citation needed|date=February 2020))

[[Puelche people|Puelche]]s and other groups received a strong influence of the [[Mapuche]]s.((citation needed|date=February 2020))

===Spanish colony (1550–1810)===
The first Spanish conquerors came around 1550, from the [[Viceroyalty of Peru]]. In 1561, [[Mendoza, Argentina|Mendoza]] was founded by the [[conquistador]] [[Pedro del Castillo]]. Until the creation of the [[Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata]] in 1776, the area of what is now Mendoza Province belonged to the [[Captaincy General of Chile]].

===Independence===
With the creation of the [[Viceroyalty of the Río de la Plata]], its 30,000 inhabitants became part of the intendency of ''Cuyo de Córdoba del [[Tucumán Province|Tucumán]]'', but in 1813, the intendency was separated and the [[Province of Cuyo]] created, with [[José de San Martín]] as its first Governor. He received important support from Mendoza when he led his [[Army of the Andes]] from ''Plumerillo'' to the 1817 [[crossing of the Andes]], in his campaign to [[Chilean War of Independence|end Spanish rule in Chile]].

===19th century===
[[File:Mendoza city.jpg|thumb|left|View (looking West) from the [[Cabildo (council)|Cabildo]] in the city of Mendoza, prior to the great quake of 1861.]]
The Province of Cuyo was ultimately divided in 1820, and Mendoza parted ways with [[San Luis Province|San Luis]] and [[San Juan Province (Argentina)|San Juan]] Provinces.

The [[1861 Mendoza earthquake|1861 earthquake]] nearly destroyed the city of Mendoza, which had to be almost entirely reconstructed. In 1885, railways were built to the province, allowing for easy transport of the region's wines to the country's trade hub of [[Buenos Aires]].

Following the development of the wine industry in the province around 1900, Mendoza began to grow quickly, attracting tens of thousands of European immigrants, particularly Spaniards. In 1939, the [[National University of Cuyo]], one of the more important universities of the country, was founded in the province.
[[File:Vendimia.png|thumb|left|Mendoza grape harvest, circa 1890]]

===20th century===
Partly in reaction to President [[Juan Perón]]'s populist policies, some of which taxed agriculture heavily to finance urban development and public works, Mendoza landowners formed the conservative [[Democratic Party (Mendoza)|Democratic Party]], which secured the Vice Governor's post in 1958.  Increasing their presence in the Mendoza Legislature, the Democrats became an obstacle to progressive Governor [[w:es:Ernesto Ueltschi|Ernesto Ueltschi]], an ally of president [[Arturo Frondizi]]'s.  With majorities in both houses by 1961, they had Gov. Ueltschi removed and Democrat Vice-governor [[w:es:Francisco Gabrielli|Francisco Gabrielli]] appointed in his stead.  Elected governor in his own right in 1963, Gov. Gabrielli was deposed following the June 1966 coup against President [[Arturo Illia]]; but still benefiting from conservative credentials, he was appointed ''de facto'' governor by the same [[Argentina third military dictatorship|military regime]] in 1970.

In contrast to the pragmatism that had distinguished his 1963–66 term, Gabrielli governed with a hard line, freezing state salaries and ordering large utility rate increases, used the Mendoza police to repress dissent and took foreign policy prerogatives like collaborating with [[Chile]]an saboteurs opposed to their country's new [[Marxism|Marxist]] president, [[Salvador Allende]].  These events came to a head in April 1972, however, when [[w:es:Mendozazo|violent protests]] forced the newly unpopular Gabrielli to resign.<ref>[http://www.lahidrademilcabezas.com.ar/Guiones.htm Guiones] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20080617035336/http://www.lahidrademilcabezas.com.ar/Guiones.htm |date=2008-06-17 ))</ref>[[File:Macri y Cornejo.jpg|thumb|Ex-governor [[Alfredo Cornejo (politician)|Alfredo Cornejo]] (''left'') and ex-president [[Mauricio Macri]] (''right'').]]

Upon the return to democracy in March 1973, Mendoza voters turned to a left-leaning [[Peronist]], Alberto Martínez Baca.  Quickly enacting needed labor and land reforms, Martínez Baca, however, made the mistake of appointing affiliates of the extreme-left [[Montoneros]] movement, an organization whose armed wing had perpetrated a string of violent crimes since 1970 (and would continue to do so).  Alarmed by this move from the otherwise pragmatic Martínez Baca, President Perón had him removed in June 1974.

Becoming more politically independent-minded following these two disappointments, Mendoza voters elected centrist [[Radical Civic Union]] as well as populist [[Justicialist Party]] lawmakers since Argentina's return to democracy in 1983.  Though Mendoza has generally prospered since then, its critical wine industry was left reeling from the 1983 collapse of state-owned vintner Bodegas GIOL, whose dictatorship-era receivers had run the wine conglomerate (then the world's largest outside Europe), and accumulated over US$6&nbsp;billion of debt;<ref>''Clarin''. 1 September 1983.</ref>  GIOL closed in 1991.

Elected in 2003, [[Radical Civic Union]] Governor [[Julio Cobos]] highlighted this independent sentiment by parting ways with many in his party and endorsing newly elected Peronist President [[Néstor Kirchner]]'s policies in 2004. Over the opposition of his party, [[Julio Cobos]] accepted the post of running mate to first lady [[Cristina Fernández de Kirchner]] of the ruling [[Front for Victory]], in the presidential [[Argentine general election, 2007|elections of October 2007]]. Fernández and Cobos won in the first round, and Cobos became [[Vice President of Argentina]]; he was replaced by pro-Kirchner Justicialist candidate [[Celso Jaque]] as governor. The province is represented by three senators in the [[Argentine Senate]], currently [[María Perceval]], [[Ernesto Sanz]] and [[Mónica Troadello]]. Mendoza is represented by 10 deputies in the [[Argentine Chamber of Deputies]].

On July 16, 2008, Vice President Cobos stunned observers by casting the tie-breaking vote against a presidentially-sponsored measure in the Senate that would have raised export taxes on an array of agricultural goods. His faction of the UCR won a significant victory in the [[Argentine legislative election, 2009|2009 mid-term elections]] in Mendoza.<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.clarin.com/ultimo-momento/cobos-gano-20-puntos-mendoza-ve-candidato-2011_0_B14WoPFCptg.html|title=Cobos ganó por 20 puntos en Mendoza y ya se ve candidato en 2011|last=Clarín.com|website=www.clarin.com|date=28 June 2009 ))</ref>

==Geography==
((see also|Climate of Argentina|Climatic regions of Argentina))
[[File:RNSiete.JPG|thumb|right|The snowy [[Andes]] viewed from the [[National Route 7 (Argentina)|National Route 7]].]]

The geography of the province descends from ((convert|6960.8|m|ft|0)) at the summit of [[Aconcagua]] to the semi-flat lands of the east. A series of longitudinal valles, such as the Uspallata, separate the [[Andes]] from the ''Precordillera'' lower mountains. To the east, the [[Cuyo, Argentina|Cuyean]] plains are crossed by tributaries of the [[Desaguadero River (Argentina)|Desaguadero River]]. Other important rivers include [[Mendoza River]], [[Tunuyán River]], [[Diamante River]] and [[Atuel River]].

The climate is continental, sunny and dry in the entire territory of the province, with warm summers and relatively cold winters. The [[arid]] [[soil]] due to the scant [[Precipitation (meteorology)|precipitation]] and the great temperature difference between day and night allows mainly [[xerophyte]]s and few trees to grow. The [[Year|annual]] precipitation lies between 150 and 350[[millimeter|mm]], and [[hail]] is a significant, and not uncommon, problem in the regional [[viticulture]]. There are fertile lands surrounding the [[drainage basin|basin]]s of the many rivers born in the [[glacier]]s of the ''Cordillera.''
[[File:Mendoza Köppen.svg|thumb|Köppen climate map of Mendoza Province, Argentina]]
The lowlands have very hot summers (30&nbsp;°C to 33&nbsp;°C during the day, or 86&nbsp;°F to 91&nbsp;°F) with warm nights in the north (18&nbsp;°C, or 64&nbsp;°F) and cooler evenings in the south (15&nbsp;°C, 59&nbsp;°F). Precipitation falls mainly as very scarce, but often severe thunderstorms that bring hail and high winds. Falls are pleasant and dry, and winters are cool with daytime highs around 14&nbsp;°C (57&nbsp;°F) and nighttime lows of 2&nbsp;°C (35F). When Zonda winds blow downslope from the Andes, temperatures may soar to 30&nbsp;°C (86&nbsp;°F); however, Pampero winds can keep day temperatures below 5&nbsp;°C (41&nbsp;°F) and nighttime lows of −8&nbsp;°C (18&nbsp;°F) can be recorded. Snow is uncommon in the north, and occasional in the south.

The area around Malargue is located at higher elevation (1400 meters) and thus the weather is significantly colder: summers average 28&nbsp;°C (82&nbsp;°F) during the day, but only 11&nbsp;°C (53F) at night, and winters range from 10&nbsp;°C (50&nbsp;°F) to −2&nbsp;°C (28&nbsp;°F). Here, precipitation is somewhat higher (350&nbsp;mm) and winter is stormier than the summer, with 45&nbsp;mm (1.8&nbsp;in) falling in July. Snow is much more common, and falls several times every year: on occasion, it can be heavy. Temperatures often fall to −12&nbsp;°C (10&nbsp;°F) and up to −23&nbsp;°C (-9&nbsp;°F) have been recorded.

The first slopes of the Andes are dry and sunny; however, precipitation increases as one approaches the border with Chile, especially toward the south, where some areas receive over 600&nbsp;mm (24&nbsp;in), falling exclusively in the winter, and mostly as snow. Altitudes over 2,600 m in the north and over 2,000 m in the far south usually have ample snow cover. Summer days may be warm and sunny, but nights are always cold, whereas winter temperatures tend to be moderate, with long stretches of sunny (but very windy) weather alternating with very intense snowstorms where several meters of snow may pile up, providing excellent skiing conditions in resorts like Las Lenas, Penitentes and Vallecitos. Mountains often surpass 5,000 meters, and Aconcagua reaches 6,959 meters: at these altitudes, the climate is extremely cold and windy year round, with temperatures down to −40&nbsp;°C.

Different wind fronts affect the landscape, mainly the [[Zonda wind]], but also the mild [[Pampero (wind)|Pampero]], the warm [[Viento Norte]] and, in winter, the very rare [[Sudestada]] from the Southeast. The latter wind mostly affects the pampas.

==Economy==
[[File:Vignoble Mendoza Argentine.jpg|thumb|left|Vineyard under the Andes]]
Famed worldwide for its [[viticulture]] (with 70% of the 1.5&nbsp;billion liters in [[Argentine wine]] production),<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.argentinewineguide.com/resources/statistics.html|title=Argentina Wine Guide - The Argentine Wine Industry - Key Statistics|website=www.argentinewineguide.com))</ref> the Mendoza economy (Argentina's fifth largest) is, however, quite diversified. Its 2013 output was estimated at US$18.8&nbsp;billion, or, US$10,758 per capita
below the national average, at a level similar to [[Turkey]] and above [[Mexico]]
,.<ref>[https://archive.today/20130615175707/http://www.losandes.com.ar/notas/2013/4/15/economia-mendoza-problemas-708303.asp]</ref>  Agriculture, to be sure (though 7% of the total economy),<ref name=pbg>((cite web|url=http://www.deie.mendoza.gov.ar/prensa/producto|title=bruto geografico/pbg2005.pdf))</ref> has long accounted for much of Mendoza's foreign exchange earnings (followed closely by tourism, mainly from [[Chile]]).  Besides wine, other important crops (mainly for the Argentine market) are [[apple]]s, [[pear]]s, [[tomato]]es, [[onion]]s, [[plum]]s, [[olive]]s, [[cherry|cherries]], [[peach]]es and [[quince]]. [[Apiculture]], with 30,000 [[beehive]]s, is another growing activity favoured by Mendoza's dry weather.

Mining is important to the Mendoza economy and has grown sharply in recent years, now accounting for 22% of output in 2005 (nearly 5 times the national average).<ref name=pbg/>  Fourteen percent of the national reserves of [[petroleum]] are in Mendoza, also home to large-scale mining of [[Lime (mineral)|lime]] and [[uranium]]. Manufacturing has long contributed to the province's prosperity and still accounts for 16% of the economy.<ref name=pbg/> Mendoza's main industries are, of course, wine production with 1,200 [[Winery|wineries]] turning out 1.1&nbsp;billion liters in 2005, followed by canned fruits, a large petroleum refinery (in [[Luján de Cuyo]]), [[cement]] and others.

[[File:Plaza españa mendoza.jpg|thumb|right|Spain Plaza, Mendoza. The province attracted tens of thousands of Spaniards, around 1900.]]
Mendoza's services sector is somewhat less developed and diversified than the national average.  Tourism, long active in the scenic province, has, since the 2002 devaluation of the [[Argentine peso]], become one of its most important sources of income, with around 700,000 visitors per year. The main attractions are the [[Las Leñas]] ski centre, the [[Aconcagua]] mountain, and the provincial parks of the Atuel Canyon, Puente del Inca and others. With the recent developments in [[Argentine wine]] production, [[enotourism]] has also become very popular, with numerous wine-tourism oriented hotels appearing throughout the province. Wineries along the [[Argentina Wine Route|wine route]] generally offer free tours of the premises with wine-tastings at the conclusion of the tour. In the [[List of wine-producing regions|wine-producing region]], the ''[[Fiesta Nacional de la Vendimia|Fiesta de la Vendimia]]'' (grape harvest festival) receives many visitors in late February or early March. The [[Christ the Redeemer of the Andes]] statue in the mountains on the Chilean border is a destination for many excursions.

== Government ==
((main|Legislature of Mendoza |Governor of Mendoza Province))
The provincial government is divided into the usual three branches: the executive, headed by a popularly elected governor, who appoints the cabinet; the legislative; and the judiciary, headed by the Supreme Court. The legislative branch is a [[Bicameralism|bicameral]] body composed of the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. The Legislature is charged with introducing and passing local laws.

The Constitution of Mendoza Province forms the formal law of the province.

In Argentina, the most important law enforcement organization is the [[Argentine Federal Police]] but the additional work is carried out by the Mendoza Provincial Police.

==Political division==
[[File:Potrerillos, Mendoza (2).jpg|thumb|right|Potrerillos Reservoir, Lujan de Cuyo]]
The province is divided into 18 local government areas called [[Departments of Argentina|departments]] (Spanish: ''departamentos''). Each is divided into one or more districts, and has an Executive Department (led by a mayor or ''intendente'') and a Deliberative Department (legislature) to run local services. The mayor is elected by a simple majority of the popular vote every four years, while half of the Deliberative body is renewed every two years (re-election is allowed in both cases). The departments can make regulations in accordance with the provincial constitution and the Organic Law of Municipalities, but financially cannot levy taxes, but only charge for services. The most populous cities within a department may have citizens' committees appointed by the municipal government to perform certain functions.<ref>[http://www.edemocracia.mendoza.gov.ar/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17&Itemid=29&limit=1&limitstart=7 Constitution of the Province of Mendoza] ((webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070729114238/http://www.edemocracia.mendoza.gov.ar/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17&Itemid=29&limit=1&limitstart=7 |date=2007-07-29 )), Section VII. E-Democracia. ((in lang|es))</ref>

((div col|colwidth=20em)) 
* [[Capital Department, Mendoza|Capital Department]] ([[Mendoza, Argentina|Mendoza]]) - Capital
* [[General Alvear Department, Mendoza|General Alvear Department]] ([[General Alvear, Mendoza|General Alvear]])
* [[Godoy Cruz Department]] ([[Godoy Cruz, Mendoza|Godoy Cruz]])
* [[Guaymallén Department]] ([[Villa Nueva, Mendoza|Villa Nueva]])
* [[Junín Department, Mendoza|Junín Department]] ([[Junín, Mendoza|Junín]])
* [[La Paz Department, Mendoza|La Paz Department]] ([[La Paz, Mendoza|La Paz]])
* [[Las Heras Department]] ([[Las Heras, Mendoza|Las Heras]])
* [[Lavalle Department, Mendoza|Lavalle Department]] ([[Villa Tulumaya]])
* [[Luján de Cuyo Department]] ([[Luján de Cuyo]])
* [[Maipú Department, Mendoza|Maipú Department]] ([[Maipú, Mendoza|Maipú]])
* [[Malargüe Department]] ([[Malargüe]])
* [[Rivadavia Department, Mendoza|Rivadavia Department]] ([[Rivadavia, Mendoza|Rivadavia]])
* [[San Carlos Department, Mendoza|San Carlos Department]] ([[San Carlos, Mendoza|San Carlos]])
* [[San Martín Department, Mendoza|San Martín Department]] ([[San Martín, Mendoza|San Martín]])
* [[San Rafael Department]] ([[San Rafael, Mendoza|San Rafael]])
* [[Santa Rosa Department, Mendoza|Santa Rosa Department]] ([[Santa Rosa, Mendoza|Santa Rosa]])
* [[Tunuyán Department]] ([[Tunuyán]])
* [[Tupungato Department]] ([[Tupungato]])
((div col end))

==Villages==
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<!---♦♦♦ Please keep the list in alphabetical order ♦♦♦--->
* [[Desaguadero, Argentina|Desaguadero]]

==See also==
*[[Cuyo Spanish]]
*[[El Challao]]
*[[List of earthquakes in Mendoza Province]]
*[[Universidad Nacional de Cuyo]]

==References==
((reflist))

==External links==
((Commons category))
* ((official website)) ((in lang|es))
* [http://www.turismo.mendoza.gov.ar Mendoza Ministry of Tourism and Culture] (in Spanish)
* [http://www.argentinaesmendoza.com.ar Mendoza guide of Tourism and Culture] ((Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180425134702/http://www.argentinaesmendoza.com.ar/ |date=2018-04-25 )) (in Spanish)
* [http://www.descubramendoza.com Discover Mendoza - Tourism in Mendoza] (in Spanish)
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20090616040954/http://www.uncu.edu.ar/contenido/index.php Universidad Nacional de Cuyo] (in Spanish)
* [http://www.argentour.com/mapas/mendozamap.html Map of Mendoza]
* [https://archive.today/20071017003554/http://vinismo.com/en/Mendoza Wines of Mendoza] on [https://web.archive.org/web/20110227010915/http://vinismo.com/ Vinismo]

((Departments Mendoza))
((Provinces of Argentina))
((Authority control))

[[Category:Mendoza Province| ]]
[[Category:1812 establishments in Argentina]]
[[Category:Provinces of Argentina]]
[[Category:States and territories established in 1812]]
[[Category:Wine regions of Argentina]]

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