Proper noun
Ushuaia
A city in southern Argentina, the capital of Tierra del Fuego province.
Anglican missions were established by British colonists at Keppel Island in the Falklands in 1855 and in 1870 at Ushuaia on the main island, which continued to operate through the 19th century. Source: Internet
In the Southern Hemisphere, all of Tierra del Fuego lies outside the polar region in Nordenskiöld's system, but part of the island (including Ushuaia, Argentina ) is reckoned as being within the Antarctic under Köppen's. Source: Internet
Currently, six Argentine and foreign vessels are searching for the ARA San Juan, with which contact was lost on Nov. 15 as it was sailing underwater from Ushuaia to Mar del Plata. Source: Internet
The governor in a speech to the cruise companies detailed some of the plans to increase the docking capacity of Ushuaia port, and the coming bid for the construction of a pier exclusive for cruise vessels. Source: Internet
The last communication from the ARA San Juan came two days after the submarine left Ushuaia – the world’s southernmost city – for its home port in Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires province. Source: Internet
The ARA San Juan last made contact with navy command on Nov. 15 while traveling from the southern port of Ushuaia to its base in Mar del Plata, near Buenos Aires. Source: Internet