Argentina

Argentina is a mountain stream in the Province of Imperia that rises near the French border and winds through the region toward the sea. It flows down to the Ligurian coast at Arma di Taggia, passing through several small communities along the way.

Roman structures along its course indicate that settlements existed here in ancient times. These remains show how the stream served as a vital connection for communities in the area for centuries.

Local communities maintain traditional fishing practices along the Argentina river, which flows through multiple municipalities in the Ligurian region of northern Italy.

You can reach the stream from various points along the villages that line its banks. It is most easily explored during the warmer months when water levels are more manageable.

The Argentina river basin encompasses 207 square kilometers of terrain, creating diverse habitats as it descends from the mountains to the Mediterranean coast.