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[[File:Chile (+Antarctica & Islands), administrative divisions - en - colored.png|200px|thumbnail|Map of the Chilean Regions.]] | [[File:Chile (+Antarctica & Islands), administrative divisions - en - colored.png|200px|thumbnail|Map of the Chilean Regions.]] | ||
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The '''Regions of Chile''' are the main administrative division in which [[Chile]] is divided. Currently there are 16 regions. Chile is an Unitary Centralized Republic in which the law is national. | The '''Regions of Chile''' are the main administrative division in which [[Chile]] is divided. Currently there are 16 regions. Chile is an Unitary Centralized Republic in which the law is national. | ||
==List of the Regions== | ==List of the Regions== | ||
Revision as of 18:54, December 19, 2023
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The Regions of Chile are the main administrative division in which Chile is divided. Currently there are 16 regions. Chile is an Unitary Centralized Republic in which the law is national.
List of the Regions
- Arica & Parinacota - Capital: Arica
- Tarapacá - Capital: Iquique
- Antofagasta - Capital: Antofagasta
- Atacama - Capital: Copiapó
- Coquimbo - Capital: La Serena
- Valparaíso - Capital: Valparaíso
- Metropolitan - Capital: Santiago
- O'Higgins - Capital: Rancagua
- Maule - Capital: Talca
- Ñuble - Capital: Chillán
- Biobío - Capital: Concepción
- Araucanía - Capital: Temuco
- Los Ríos - Capital: Valdivia
- Los Lagos - Capital: Puerto Montt
- Aysén - Capital: Coyhaique
- Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica - Capital: Punta Arenas