Divisadero Largo Mendoza

The Divisadero Largo hold involves 492 hectares, and is situated on the lower regions of the lower regions, 8 kilometers west of the City of Mendoza, between the Capital and Las Heras offices. It was proclaimed a Protected Area in 1983. Its name alludes to the Cerro Divisadero, from which the locals located the travel of crowds of guanacos and different creatures to chase them.

The fundamental question of creation is the arrangement of outcrop of fossiliferous sedimentary rocks framed over some undefined time frame of in excess of 200 million years. The officer station is called Atala, name of the mine where coal was separated toward the start of the century.