List of twin towns and sister cities in South America
This is a list of "twin towns" or "sister cities" in the continent of South America — that is, pairs of towns or cities in different countries which have town twinning arrangements. Where known, the date of formation of the twinning agreement is included in parentheses.
Note that the list is likely to always remain incomplete, since no canonical list of such arrangements exists; even those towns that are listed may well have arrangements which are not listed here. However, a searchable, interactive list is maintained by Sister Cities International. Any twinning arrangement should be listed at two locations in the series of lists: once for each of the towns involved in the arrangement.
Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Colombia
- Armenia
- Barranquilla
- Bogotá
- Bucaramanga
- Cartagena
- Ibagué
- Manizales
- Medellín
- Bilbao, Spain[2]
- Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States.[3]
- Tacuarembó, Uruguay.[4]
- Palermo
- Pereira
- Popayán
- Santa Marta
- Sincelejo
Ecuador
Falkland Islands (UK)
Guyana
Peru
Suriname
Uruguay
- Ciudad de la Costa
- Colonia del Sacramento
- Maldonado
- Montevideo
- Arica, Chile[8]
- Asunción, Paraguay[9]
- Barcelona, Spain[10]
- Berisso, Argentina[11]
- Bluefields, Nicaragua[11]
- Buenos Aires, Argentina[12]
- Brasília, Brazil[11]
- Cádiz, Spain[11]
- Cali, Colombia[11]
- Cochabamba, Bolivia[11]
- Córdoba, Argentina[11]
- Coroico, Bolivia[11]
- Cumaná, Venezuela[11]
- Curitiba, Brazil[13]
- El Aaiun, Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic[11]
- Esmeraldas, Ecuador[11]
- Hurlingham, Argentina[11]
- Havana, Cuba[11]
- La Paz, Bolivia[11]
- La Plata, Argentina[11]
- Libertador, Venezuela[11]
- Mar del Plata, Argentina[11]
- Marsico Nuovo, Italy[11]
- Madrid, Spain[1]
- Melilla, Spain[14]
- Mexico City, Mexico[11]
- Mississauga, Ontario, Canada[11]
- Montevideo, Minnesota, United States
- Port-au-Prince, Haiti[11]
- Qingdao, China[15]
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil[11]
- Rosario, Argentina[11]
- Saint Petersburg, Russia[16]
- Santa Cruz, Bolivia[11]
- São Paulo, Brazil[17]
- Talamanca, Costa Rica[11]
- Tambo de Mora, Peru[11]
- Tianjin, China[18]
- Tito, Italy[11]
- Tumaco, Colombia[11]
- Ulsan, South Korea[19]
- Wrocław, Poland[11]
- Wuhu, China[11]
Venezuela
- Bogotá, Colombia[20]
- Havana, Cuba[20]
- Panama City, Panama[20]
- Managua, Nicaragua[20]
- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic[20]
- San Juan, Puerto Rico[20]
- Quito, Ecuador[20]
- Tegucigalpa, Honduras[20]
- San Salvador, El Salvador[20]
- Guatemala City, Guatemala[20]
- Mexico City, Mexico[20]
- Lima, Peru[20]
- La Paz, Bolivia[20]
- Asunción, Paraguay[20]
- New Orleans, Louisiana, United States[21]
- Honolulu, Hawai'i, United States[21]
- Montevideo, Uruguay[20]
- Santiago, Chile[20]
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil[20]
- Melilla, Spain[22]
- Rosario, Argentina, since 1998[23]
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain, since 1981[24]
- Chacao Municipality
- Maracaibo
- Maracay
- Mérida, Mérida
- Monagas
- Porlamar
- Santa Ana de Coro
- Valencia
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