Editing Huemul Project (section)

==Huemul today==
The island remained closed and under military control until the 1970s, when the Army began using it for artillery target practice.<ref>{{cite news |first=Nathaniel |last=Nash |title=Sequel to an Old Fraud: Argentina's Powerful Nuclear Program |url=https://www.nytimes.com/1994/01/18/world/sequel-to-an-old-fraud-argentina-s-powerful-nuclear-program.html |newspaper=[[The New York Times]] |date=18 January 1994}}</ref> In 1995 a tourist company took control of the island, and began to offer tours by boat from docks in Bariloche.{{sfn|Cardona|Cohen|Louie|2003|pp=25–26}} The ruins of the historic facilities (at {{Coord|41|06|23|S|71|23|42|W|}}), can be visited by tourists by boat from the port of [[San Carlos de Bariloche|Bariloche]].