Chile cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV, XML, SQL, JSON format

Chile
Chile
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Last update : 13 December 2024.

Country
Chile
Capitale
Santiago
Number of cities
2728
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Below is a list of 100 prominent cities in Chile. Each row includes a city's latitude, longitude, region and other variables of interest. This is a subset of all 2728 places in Chile that you'll find in our World Cities Database. You're free to use the data below for personal or commercial applications. The data below can be downloaded in .csv, .json, .xml and .sql formats. Notable Cities: The capital of Chile is Santiago.


Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
12004416San LuisSan LuisCLMaule Region-35.69023-72.068620America/Santiagopopulated place
3870430SurireCLArica y Parinacota-19.11667-69.133330America/Santiagopopulated place
12468872El PorvenirEl PorvenirCLValparaíso-32.86391-70.950230America/Santiagopopulated place
12100399Los HuemulesLos HuemulesCLAysén-45.68542-72.254930America/Santiagopopulated place
12100395Río NorteRio Norte,Río NorteCLAysén-45.05373-71.801680America/Santiagopopulated place
11956008Colonia PelecoColonia PelecoCLBiobío-37.86491-73.378380America/Santiagopopulated place
11954725Santa InésSanta Ines,Santa InésCLBiobío-37.52758-72.3220America/Santiagopopulated place
11948006CoihuecoCoihuecoCLBiobío-37.52203-71.976840America/Santiagopopulated place
11955787San JoséSan Jose,San JoséCLBiobío-37.69528-73.147880America/Santiagopopulated place
3891931El AsiloEl AsiloCLValparaíso-33.75279-71.367450America/Santiagopopulated place
11897375ÑanculNancul,ÑanculCLAraucanía-39.27947-72.309970America/Santiagopopulated place
11945615Reducción QuetrahueReduccion Quetrahue,Reducción QuetrahueCLAraucanía-38.16733-72.835950America/Santiagopopulated place
11965955La HigueraLa HigueraCLBiobío-36.47623-72.655880America/Santiagopopulated place
11966884San Ignacio de PalomaresSan Ignacio de PalomaresCLBiobío-36.62571-72.604580America/Santiagopopulated place
11896968RincoRincoCLAraucanía-39.17597-72.56730America/Santiagopopulated place
11955853La PazLa PazCLAraucanía-37.76529-72.901560America/Santiagopopulated place
12009511Vista HermosaVista HermosaCLO’Higgins Region-34.21559-71.024570America/Santiagopopulated place
12469513Lo BórquezLo Borquez,Lo BórquezCLSantiago Metropolitan-33.39963-70.888940America/Santiagopopulated place
11897820CalfucoCalfucoCLLos Ríos Region-39.787-73.382010America/Santiagopopulated place
11899772CandelariaCandelariaCLAraucanía-39.30927-71.986920America/Santiagopopulated place
12012630Los MollesLos MollesCLO’Higgins Region-34.55222-72.00390America/Santiagopopulated place
11945938Reducción MayaiReduccion Mayai,Reducción MayaiCLAraucanía-38.89955-73.290330America/Santiagopopulated place
12086810El LoboEl LoboCLAysén-44.63333-72.374460America/Santiagopopulated place
11945656NancucheoNancucheoCLAraucanía-38.20814-72.909780America/Santiagopopulated place
11945695Siete ManasSiete ManasCLBiobío-38.31297-73.461630America/Santiagopopulated place
12524992AllipénAllipen,AllipénCLAraucanía-38.95505-72.442360America/Santiagopopulated place
11982123La EngordaLa EngordaCLO’Higgins Region-34.83058-70.715520America/Santiagopopulated place
11949838La MontañaLa Montana,La MontañaCLBiobío-37.78969-72.167570America/Santiagopopulated place
11945666QuichamahuidaQuichamahuidaCLAraucanía-38.24252-72.573480America/Santiagopopulated place
11915616RumaniaRumaniaCLAraucanía-38.26961-72.048050America/Santiagopopulated place
12525016Cerro NegroCerro NegroCLBiobío-36.85373-72.443790America/Santiagopopulated place
11897458QuilhuénQuilhuen,QuilhuénCLLos Ríos Region-39.55923-73.01310America/Santiagopopulated place
11945982Reducción YenehueReduccion Yenehue,Reducción YenehueCLAraucanía-38.98507-73.306360America/Santiagopopulated place
11915621PehuencoPehuencoCLAraucanía-38.33866-72.00650America/Santiagopopulated place
12004244Las LisasLas LisasCLMaule Region-35.44747-72.138190America/Santiagopopulated place
11897880La LineaLa LineaCLLos Ríos Region-39.82084-72.495290America/Santiagopopulated place
11917367Copín GrandeCopin Grande,Copín GrandeCLAraucanía-38.42709-72.068740America/Santiagopopulated place
11953910BellavistaBellavistaCLBiobío-37.24409-73.209040America/Santiagopopulated place
11364057Resguardo CortaderalResguardo CortaderalCLO’Higgins Region-34.36686-70.322320America/Santiagopopulated place
11945716El AvellanoEl AvellanoCLAraucanía-38.29733-72.74730America/Santiagopopulated place
11945568Reducción Lleulleu ChicoReduccion Lleulleu Chico,Reducción Lleulleu ChicoCLBiobío-38.11693-73.388170America/Santiagopopulated place
11965992GuanqueguaGuanqueguaCLBiobío-36.53354-72.697560America/Santiagopopulated place
12524969La RínconadaLa Rinconada,La RínconadaCLTarapacá-19.82849-68.8430America/Santiagopopulated place
11956286Acequia MellisAcequia MellisCLMaule Region-36.19698-71.646610America/Santiagopopulated place
11897568Reducción HuitagReduccion Huitag,Reducción HuitagCLLos Ríos Region-39.52636-72.292170America/Santiagopopulated place
3877739PainePaine,Pejn,Villa Alegre de Paine,ПейнCLSantiago MetropolitanProvincia de Maipo-33.80796-70.7410932766America/Santiagopopulated place
11897818PuyuménPuyumen,PuyuménCLLos Ríos Region-39.68078-72.278630America/Santiagopopulated place
12525020La PuntaLa PuntaCLO’Higgins Region-33.99162-70.612210America/Santiagopopulated place
11945888Santa IsabelSanta IsabelCLAraucanía-38.6559-72.475040America/Santiagopopulated place
3893516CorralCiudad de Corral,Korral’,Puerto Corral,Valdivia,ke la er,kolal,kwral,kwral shyly,Корраль,كورال,کورال، شیلی,科拉爾,코랄CLLos Ríos RegionProvincia de Valdivia-39.8873-73.4310103500America/Santiagopopulated place
11950032Puerto SurPuerto SurCLBiobío-37.04353-73.511810America/Santiagopopulated place
11918164Santa SofíaSanta Sofia,Santa SofíaCLAraucanía-38.92724-72.096450America/Santiagopopulated place
11965995San AntonioSan AntonioCLBiobío-36.50737-72.490830America/Santiagopopulated place
11897403MissisipiMissisipiCLLos Ríos Region-39.44865-73.225530America/Santiagopopulated place
11954523CifuentesCifuentesCLBiobío-37.49847-73.119960America/Santiagopopulated place
11945989Reducción TraitraicopuacoReduccion Traitraicopuaco,Reducción TraitraicopuacoCLAraucanía-38.93738-72.850310America/Santiagopopulated place
11956009ReputoReputoCLBiobío-37.85219-73.3260America/Santiagopopulated place
11959332Termas de ChillánTermas de Chillan,Termas de ChillánCLBiobío-36.90613-71.414210America/Santiagopopulated place
11949863Santa LuisaSanta LuisaCLBiobío-37.74833-71.706340America/Santiagopopulated place
11897884Playa El ManzanoPlaya El ManzanoCLLos Ríos Region-39.83419-72.378030America/Santiagopopulated place
3872648Sagrada FamiliaSagrada FamiliaCLMaule RegionProvincia de Curicó-34.99919-71.384240America/Santiagopopulated place
11900865Chan ChánChan Chan,Chan ChánCLLos Ríos Region-39.85941-72.12990America/Santiagopopulated place
11959158TriquilemuTriquilemuCLBiobío-36.40429-71.80630America/Santiagopopulated place
11945824Colonia Las NochesColonia Las NochesCLAraucanía-38.57778-73.316240America/Santiagopopulated place
11899691QuelhueQuelhueCLAraucanía-39.22803-71.99420America/Santiagopopulated place
11966938El RosarioEl RosarioCLBiobío-36.77456-72.901580America/Santiagopopulated place
11915470Colonia NiblintoColonia NiblintoCLAraucanía-38.14766-71.867380America/Santiagopopulated place
3891414El EncancheEl EncancheCLO’Higgins Region-34.74415-70.784910America/Santiagopopulated place
11896959Boroa NorteBoroa NorteCLAraucanía-39.23731-73.119760America/Santiagopopulated place
11945622La UniónLa Union,La UniónCLAraucanía-38.12622-72.659310America/Santiagopopulated place
11965989La LagunaLa LagunaCLBiobío-36.49728-72.664220America/Santiagopopulated place
11950065Casas de Río ClaroCasas de Rio Claro,Casas de Río ClaroCLBiobío-37.00797-72.492880America/Santiagopopulated place
3899539AntofagastaANF,Antafagasta,Antofagast,Antofagasta,Antofagasto,Antuofagasta,an tuo fa jia si ta,antaphagasta,antofagasuta,antopagaseuta,antophagasta,antwfagasta,antwfaghasta,antwfajasta,antwfakwsta,entofagasta,xan to faka s ta,Αντοφαγάστα,Антафагаста,Антофагаста,אנטאפאגאסטא,אנטופגסטה,آنتوفاگاستا,أنتوفاغاستا,انتوفاجاستا,انتوفاکوستا,انتوفاگاستا,ܐܢܛܘܦܐܓܐܣܛܐ,अंतोफागास्ता,एंटोफ़गास्टा,অন্তফাগস্টা,อันโตฟากัสตา,ཨན་ཏོ་ཕ་ག་སི་ཏ,ანტოფაგასტა,ኣንቶፋጋስታ,アントファガスタ,安托法加斯塔,안토파가스타CLAntofagastaProvincia de Antofagasta-23.65236-70.3954352638America/Santiagoseat of a first-order administrative division
11965954GoropeumoGoropeumoCLBiobío-36.44425-72.656050America/Santiagopopulated place
11896970BolditoBolditoCLAraucanía-39.20468-72.449920America/Santiagopopulated place
11900850RemecoRemecoCLLos Ríos Region-39.82908-71.959730America/Santiagopopulated place
3885251LancoLancoCLLos Ríos RegionProvincia de Valdivia-39.45246-72.771170America/Santiagopopulated place
11966961San LuisSan LuisCLBiobío-36.75711-72.33740America/Santiagopopulated place
3888892GorbeaGorbeaCLAraucaníaProvincia de Cautín-39.10164-72.676020America/Santiagopopulated place
11917625EscociaEscociaCLAraucanía-38.64846-72.045480America/Santiagopopulated place
3889221FutronoFutrono,fu te luo nuo,fywtrwnw,fywtrwnw shyly,puteuleuno,Футроно,فيوترونو,فیوترونو، شیلی,富特羅諾,푸트르노CLLos Ríos RegionProvincia del Ranco-40.1295-72.385360America/Santiagopopulated place
11915454Santa ElenaSanta ElenaCLAraucanía-38.13168-72.159340America/Santiagopopulated place
12013456Los MalitosLos MalitosCLMaule Region-34.80742-72.045840America/Santiagopopulated place
11899710AltamiraAltamiraCLAraucanía-39.29104-72.199960America/Santiagopopulated place
11897425PulilPulilCLAraucanía-39.37457-72.495590America/Santiagopopulated place
3886405La CaleraCalera,La Calera,La Kalera,La-Kalera,la ka lai la,la kalyra chly,lakallela,Ла Калера,Ла-Калера,لا کالیرا، چلی,拉卡萊拉,라칼레라CLValparaísoProvincia de Quillota-32.78676-71.197950America/Santiagopopulated place
11945915Casas NuevasCasas NuevasCLAraucanía-38.76539-72.842960America/Santiagopopulated place
3869967Teodoro SchmidtTeodoro SchmidtCLAraucaníaProvincia de Cautín-38.99442-73.089270America/Santiagopopulated place
11915501LolcoLolcoCLAraucanía-38.16587-71.421580America/Santiagopopulated place
11900629Las RosasLas RosasCLAraucanía-39.38993-71.784890America/Santiagopopulated place
11956902LavaderoLavaderoCLMaule Region-36.36867-71.604560America/Santiagopopulated place
12525029PuyuguapiPuyuguapiCLAysén-44.32106-72.553350America/Santiagopopulated place
12009508Casas ViejasCasas ViejasCLO’Higgins Region-34.19588-71.227050America/Santiagopopulated place
11945655La AuroraLa AuroraCLAraucanía-38.23686-73.017890America/Santiagopopulated place
11897848El DesagüeEl Desague,El DesagüeCLLos Ríos Region-39.77374-72.456350America/Santiagopopulated place
11961245San GabrielSan GabrielCLMaule Region-35.87866-71.657250America/Santiagopopulated place
11945724El MaiténEl Maiten,El MaiténCLAraucanía-38.28718-72.48730America/Santiagopopulated place
11981428Los ParronesLos ParronesCLO’Higgins Region-34.15047-70.76640America/Santiagopopulated place
11947747Cuatro JuntasCuatro JuntasCLBiobío-37.11616-71.230390America/Santiagopopulated place
3892876CuricaCuricaCLMaule Region-36.19939-72.238490America/Santiagopopulated place

**Exploring Chile: Unveiling the Geographical Wonders**

Introduction**

Embarking on a geographical journey through Chile unveils a tapestry of diverse landscapes, vibrant cultures, and dynamic urban centers. As a geographer, delving into the data of Chile's cities, regions, and geographical coordinates offers a unique perspective on the nation's spatial dynamics and cultural heritage.

Mapping the Regions and Departments**

Stretching along the western coast of South America, Chile is a land of remarkable geographical contrasts, encompassing deserts, mountains, forests, and fjords. Divided into distinct regions and administrative departments, each area boasts its own unique climate, terrain, and cultural traditions. From the arid Atacama Desert in the north to the pristine wilderness of Patagonia in the south, mapping these regions provides valuable insights into Chile's diverse topography, biodiversity, and socio-economic development.

Exploring Urban Centers and Coastal Towns**

Chile's urban centers and coastal towns serve as hubs of economic activity, cultural exchange, and social interaction. The capital city, Santiago, pulsates with energy, boasting a vibrant arts scene, bustling markets, and modern skyscrapers. Along the Pacific coast, colorful port cities like Valparaíso and Concepción offer a glimpse into Chile's maritime heritage, with their historic architecture, lively street art, and bustling fish markets. Exploring these urban and coastal landscapes allows geographers to analyze spatial patterns, demographic trends, and urbanization processes within Chile.

Obtaining Geographical Coordinates**

Acquiring precise geographical coordinates for Chile's cities and towns is essential for spatial analysis, infrastructure planning, and disaster management. By obtaining latitude and longitude data for each locality, geographers contribute to mapping projects, transportation networks, and emergency response efforts. From the bustling streets of Santiago to the remote villages of Easter Island, accurate geospatial information enables better decision-making and resource allocation across Chile's vast territory.

Preserving Natural Landscapes and Cultural Heritage**

Preserving Chile's natural landscapes and cultural heritage is paramount for ensuring environmental sustainability and safeguarding indigenous traditions. The nation's diverse ecosystems, including the Atacama Desert, Andean highlands, and temperate rainforests, are home to a rich array of flora, fauna, and cultural sites. Conservation efforts aim to protect these natural habitats, promote sustainable tourism, and empower local communities. By collaborating with indigenous groups, conservation organizations, and government agencies, geographers play a crucial role in advocating for environmental stewardship and cultural preservation initiatives.

Conclusion**

In conclusion, navigating through Chile's geographical wonders unveils a land of breathtaking beauty, cultural richness, and environmental significance. By obtaining data on its regions, urban centers, and geographical coordinates, we gain valuable insights into the spatial dynamics and cultural diversity of this South American nation. Let us continue to explore, cherish, and protect Chile's natural landscapes and cultural heritage, ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.

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Geographical Insights into Chile: A Data-Driven Approach for Comprehensive Development

Chile, a long and narrow country stretching along the western edge of South America, is one of the most geographically diverse nations in the world. From the deserts of the north to the icy landscapes of Patagonia in the south, Chile's unique geography has shaped its cities, industries, and development patterns. For geographers, urban planners, and policymakers, obtaining detailed data on Chile’s cities—including their regions and departments—is essential for managing urban growth, optimizing resource distribution, and ensuring sustainable development. Latitude and longitude data of each city also offer the precision needed for planning infrastructure, transportation networks, and environmental protection efforts.

Accessing this data in formats like CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML makes it easier for a wide range of users—from government agencies to researchers and developers—to analyze the geographic data and apply it effectively. Understanding how Chile's cities are distributed across its diverse terrain is vital for identifying trends, challenges, and opportunities for future growth.

Chile’s Geography: From the Atacama Desert to the Patagonian Icefields

Chile’s geography is a remarkable contrast of extremes. To the north, the Atacama Desert is one of the driest places on Earth, while the south is dominated by fjords, glaciers, and dense temperate rainforests. Stretching from the Andes Mountains in the east to the Pacific Ocean in the west, Chile’s landscape is incredibly diverse, with each region offering its own set of environmental, cultural, and economic characteristics.

The central region, which includes major cities like Santiago, Valparaíso, and Concepción, is home to Chile’s largest population and the majority of its industries. The fertile valleys between the Andes and the coast have made this region the agricultural heartland of the country, with wine production, fruit farming, and forestry as key economic drivers.

In contrast, the northern regions are dominated by the Atacama Desert, where mining—especially copper and lithium extraction—remains a critical part of the national economy. The southern regions, known for their stunning natural beauty, face different challenges, such as urbanization in the temperate zones and the preservation of ecosystems in the fragile Patagonian landscape.

Understanding how cities and regions are distributed across such a varied geography helps planners and policymakers tackle issues like regional development, infrastructure distribution, and the environmental impact of urbanization.

Mapping Chile’s Cities: Regions and Administrative Divisions

Chile is divided into 16 regions, which are further subdivided into provinces and communes. These regions are diverse in terms of natural resources, economic activities, and population density. Santiago, the capital and largest city, is located in the central region and serves as the economic, political, and cultural center of the country. Santiago is home to a large portion of Chile’s population and infrastructure, playing a central role in the country’s development.

Other important cities include Valparaíso, an important port city on the coast; Concepción, known for its industrial significance; and cities like Antofagasta and Iquique in the north, which are vital hubs for mining and trade. In the southern regions, cities like Punta Arenas and Temuco are essential centers for agriculture, forestry, and tourism, drawing visitors to Chile’s natural landscapes.

By acquiring data on the cities of Chile—including their geographic coordinates, regions, and administrative divisions—geographers and urban planners can analyze the distribution of population, resources, and infrastructure across the country. This data also helps in evaluating the relationship between cities and surrounding rural areas, particularly in terms of access to services and sustainable development.

Latitude and Longitude: Pinpointing Cities for Better Urban Planning

Latitude and longitude data is fundamental for accurate mapping and geographic analysis. By obtaining precise coordinates for cities such as Santiago, Valparaíso, and Punta Arenas, planners can analyze their relationships with key infrastructure such as transportation systems, energy networks, and natural resources. Understanding the exact locations of cities allows for more informed decisions about urban expansion, resource management, and environmental protection.

For instance, knowing the coordinates of Santiago enables planners to evaluate its proximity to critical resources, including the Andes Mountains for water supply, and its position relative to the coast for trade and maritime activities. Similarly, by pinpointing cities in the northern desert regions like Antofagasta, urban planners can analyze the region’s access to mining resources, while also considering the environmental implications of expanding mining infrastructure.

Latitude and longitude data provides the foundation for real-time data integration, spatial analysis, and geographic information systems (GIS) applications, which are critical tools for city planning, disaster management, and infrastructure design.

Flexible Data Formats: CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML for Easy Integration

In order to make geographic data on Chile’s cities, regions, and departments easily accessible and usable, it is essential to offer it in various formats, such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML. These formats allow a wide range of users—from government agencies and researchers to developers and planners—to analyze, visualize, and integrate the data into their applications.

CSV and SQL formats are ideal for handling large datasets, conducting spatial analysis, and generating reports. Researchers can use these formats to query data, identify trends, and assess regional disparities in population density, economic activity, or infrastructure needs. These formats are also helpful for conducting large-scale studies on regional development and sustainability.

JSON and XML formats are particularly useful for developers working with GIS systems, web applications, or mobile platforms. These formats allow for real-time data updates, interactive mapping, and dynamic data integration, which are vital for creating decision-support tools, managing urban growth, and monitoring environmental changes.

By offering Chile’s geographic data in flexible formats, it becomes accessible to a broader audience, promoting collaboration, informed decision-making, and improved resource management across the country.

Conclusion: Unlocking the Potential of Geographic Data for Chile’s Future

Chile’s geography, with its diverse landscapes and varying climatic zones, plays a critical role in shaping its cities, economy, and environmental policies. By obtaining detailed geographic data about the cities, regions, and departments of Chile—along with latitude and longitude coordinates—geographers, urban planners, and policymakers can gain a deeper understanding of the country’s spatial dynamics and how they affect development.

Latitude and longitude data, combined with accessible formats such as CSV, SQL, JSON, and XML, provides valuable insights into the country’s geographic structure. This data enables better planning for sustainable urban growth, infrastructure development, and resource management.

Unlocking the full potential of Chile’s geographic data will allow the country to continue developing in a way that balances economic growth with environmental sustainability. By leveraging this data, Chile can effectively manage its resources, protect its natural landscapes, and improve the quality of life for its citizens.

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