Formosa Province is located in the northeastern part of Argentina. It is bordered by Paraguay to the west and the Paraná River to the east. The province is known for its rich biodiversity, featuring wetlands and forests that are home to various wildlife species. Its capital city is also named Formosa. The economy of Formosa Province is primarily based on agriculture, with crops like soybeans and corn being significant. Additionally, the province has a growing tourism sector, attracting visitors to its natural parks and cultural sites. The region's unique landscapes and indigenous cultures contribute to its charm.