Tierra del Fuego Argentina

The flag of Tierra del Fuego Province is divided diagonally into orange and blue fields by a white albatross in flight. The orange section symbolizes fire, recalling the name 'Land of Fire' given by early explorers, while the blue represents the sea and sky. The white albatross signifies freedom, peace and the province's maritime character, and the Southern Cross highlights its southern location.

The provincial flag of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands was officially adopted in 1999 after a public design competition. It represents Argentina's southernmost province and reflects its unique geography, wildlife and cultural identity.

• Official Name: Tierra del Fuego Province, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands
• Status: Province of Argentina
• Capital: Ushuaia
• Continent: South America
• Population: approx. 190,000
• Official Language: Spanish
• Currency: Argentine Peso (ARS)

Famous Attractions
• Ushuaia
• Tierra del Fuego National Park
• Beagle Channel
• End of the World Train
• Martial Glacier

Tierra del Fuego Province is renowned for its dramatic Patagonian landscapes, snow-capped mountains and subantarctic forests. Visitors explore Tierra del Fuego National Park, cruise the Beagle Channel, ride the historic End of the World Train, discover Ushuaia—the world's southernmost city—and hike to Martial Glacier.