List of Regions
| Key | Name (English/Spanish) | Capital | Area (km2) | Population |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XV | Arica y Parinacota |
Arica | 16,898.6 | 189,644 |
| I | Tarapacá |
Iquique | 41,799.5 | 238,950 |
| II | Antofagasta |
Antofagasta | 126,049.1 | 493,984 |
| III | Atacama |
Copiapó | 75,176.2 | 254,336 |
| IV | Coquimbo |
La Serena | 40,579.9 | 603,210 |
| V | Valparaíso |
Valparaíso | 16,396.1 | 1,539,852 |
| VI | Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins |
Rancagua | 16,387 | 780,627 |
| VII | Maule |
Talca | 30,296.1 | 908,097 |
| VIII | Bío Bío |
Concepción | 37,062.6 | 1,861,562 |
| IX | La Araucanía |
Temuco | 31,842.3 | 869,535 |
| XIV | Los Ríos |
Valdivia | 18,429.5 | 356,396 |
| X | Los Lagos |
Puerto Montt | 48,584.5 | 716,739 |
| XI | Aysén del General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo |
Coihaique | 108,494.4 | 91,492 |
| XII | Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena |
Punta Arenas | 132,297.2 | 150,826 |
| RM | Santiago Metropolitan |
Santiago | 15,403.2 | 6,061,185 |
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