{"id":2043894,"date":"2010-08-14T16:30:21","date_gmt":"2010-08-14T16:30:21","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/romfilatelia.ro\/romagazin\/en\/product\/joint-stamp-issue-romania-argentina-mountain-lakes\/"},"modified":"2021-03-12T12:13:19","modified_gmt":"2021-03-12T12:13:19","slug":"joint-stamp-issue-romania-argentina-mountain-lakes","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/magazin.romfilatelia.ro\/en\/product\/joint-stamp-issue-romania-argentina-mountain-lakes\/","title":{"rendered":"Joint stamp issue ROMANIA – ARGENTINA \/ MOUNTAIN LAKES"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"rom_arg_lacuri_M\"<\/a>In December 1930, the Romanian-Argentinian diplomatic relations were established at legation level. But the relationships of the two countries are older, dating back to 1880, continuing with the opening of a Romanian honorary consulate at Buenos Aires, in 1900. In December 1930, the Romanian-Argentinian diplomatic relations were established at legation level. But the relationships of the two countries are older, dating back to 1880, continuing with the opening of a Romanian honorary consulate at Buenos Aires, in 1900.<\/p>\n

Marking the 80th anniversary of diplomatic ties, this year Romfilatelia introduces into circulation the joint stamp issue Romania – Argentina illustrating the theme Mountain Lakes.<\/p>\n

Alongside the common thematic of the stamps issue, a recurrent element defining the approach between the two nations consists of the personality of Julius Popper, a Romanian explorer and cartographer. He organized expeditions in Argentina, in Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire), at the southern tip of Patagonia and Isla Grande (Great Island).<\/p>\n

For almost ten years, he explored Tierra del Fuego giving many Romanian names to the places he discovered: Rio Ureche, Rio Rosetti, Mountain Lahovary, Carmen Sylva Peaks, Cordiliera Carlos I of Romania, Brosteni Lake. At the same time, Popper invented \u201cthe device for collecting gold from sea water\u201d or \u201cthe gold washing machine\u201d, an invention patented in many countries. He issued his own coins (of 1 gram and 5 gram gold), he set up postal offices, he issued a 10 centavos stamp with a capital \u201cP\u201d from Popper – a rarity in the philatelic world – all these on the Argentinian territory.<\/p>\n

Julius Popper, the \u201cking\u201d of Tierra del Fuego, was simbolically called \u201cthe Romanian conquistador of Patagonia\u201d by the Argentinian people.<\/p>\n

To illustrate the joint stamp issue of 2010, the two countries have chosen Balea Lake in Romania and Nahuel Huapi Lake in Argentina.<\/p>\n

Balea Lake is situated in the Fagaras Mountains, belonging to the Southern Carpathians. Located at an altitude of 2,034 meters, the lake is protected by a glacial boundary. It is 353 meters long and 217 meters wide.<\/p>\n

With a depth of 11 meters and a very low temperature, Balea Lake is placed in the vicinity of the Transfagarasan road, the longest Romanian alpine paved road, reaching more than 2,000 meters in altitude.<\/p>\n

Nahuel Huapi Lake is situated at 750 meters above sea level and its surface encompasses 557 square kilometers. The shore\u00b4s length measures more than
\n350 kilometers and the maximum depth is 480 meters.<\/p>\n

The lake is located within the Nahuel Huapi National Park, positioned at the foothills of the Patagonian Andes. Founded in 1934, it is the oldest National Park in Argentina. The park covers approximately 7,050 square kilometers, stretching near the Chilean border.<\/p>\n

The two stamps have the face values of 2.10 RON (Nahuel Huapi Lake – Argentina), respectively 3.10 RON (Balea Lake – Romania).<\/p>\n

Romfilatelia kindly thanks Mr. Victor Borta\u015f (photographer) for the images used in the illustration of this joint stamp issue.<\/p>\n

Issue date: 2010-08-14<\/p>\n

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