Lago Escondido facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Lago Escondido
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Region | Patagonia |
Province | Tierra del Fuego Province |
Department | Ushuaia Department |
Population
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• Total | 71 |
Climate | ET |
Lago Escondido means Hidden Lake in Spanish. It is a small village and a beautiful lake in the Tierra del Fuego Province, Argentina. This area is part of the Ushuaia department. In 2001, 71 people lived here. This was a growth from 46 people in 1991.
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Life in Lago Escondido
The people in Lago Escondido mostly work in two main areas. These are cutting down trees and helping tourists. The village is about 57 kilometers north of Ushuaia. Ushuaia is a larger city nearby.
Working with Wood
A big part of the local economy is about wood. There is a large sawmill in the area. A sawmill is a place where logs are cut into planks. These planks are then used for building and other things. This work is called logging. It involves carefully managing the forests.
Visiting Lago Escondido
Tourism is also very important here. Many people visit Lago Escondido. They come to see the beautiful nature. The village is surrounded by tall mountains. It also has thick forests. Visitors enjoy the peaceful scenery.
The Hidden Lake Itself
The lake that shares the village's name is very special. It is known for changing colors. The lake's color looks different depending on the sunlight. This makes it a unique and pretty sight. The lake is nestled among the mountains. It is truly a hidden gem.
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See also
In Spanish: Lago Escondido (Tierra del Fuego) para niños