While most South American countries lie close to the equator, these two countries are in the deep south, coming close to Antarctica and allowing for colder weather and strong winds.

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Chile and Argentina are the two South American countries located in the deep south, close to Antarctica. This geographical position accounts for their colder climates and strong winds, especially in comparison to other countries on the continent.

While Most South American Countries Lie Close to the Equator