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Sierra del Plata (a term in Spanish language meaning "mountain range of silver"), was a legendary treasury of silver that was believed to be located in South America. The legend probably originated when the European survivors of a shipwreck were given abundant gifts of silver by the native peoples.

In the early 16th century, the estuary of the Uruguay River and Paraná River rivers was named by the Spaniards Río de la Plata ("river of silver", sometimes referred to in English language as the "River Plate") because it was at first believed to be a river that led to the Sierra del Plata. Although there is no evidence that any such mountain range of silver ever existed, the region around the Río de la Plata was indeed rich in silver mines. The closest mountain range that resembles the myth of the "mountain range of silver" is the silver mine of Potosí in modern Bolivia, a town known for its rich silver resources found on the town's mountain range.

The modern country of Argentina takes its name from the Latin word for silver, argentum.

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Sierra del Plata (a term in Spanish language meaning "mountain range of silver"), was a legendary treasury of silver that was believed to be located in South America. The legend probably originated when the European survivors of a shipwreck were given abundant gifts of silver by the native peoples.

In the early 16th century, the estuary of the Uruguay River and Paraná River rivers was named by the Spaniards Río de la Plata ("river of silver", sometimes referred to in English language as the "River Plate") because it was at first believed to be a river that led to the Sierra del Plata. Although there is no evidence that any such mountain range of silver ever existed, the region around the Río de la Plata was indeed rich in silver mines. The closest mountain range that resembles the myth of the "mountain range of silver" is the silver mine of Potosí in modern Bolivia, a town known for its rich silver resources found on the town's mountain range.

The modern country of Argentina takes its name from the Latin word for silver, argentum.

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