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Encyclopedia > Atacama Region of Chile
III Región de Atacama
Image:ChileRegionAtacama.png
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Capital Copiapó
Intendant Yasna Provoste
Provinces (Capital)

Chañaral (Chañaral)
Copiapó (Copiapó)
Huasco (Vallenar)

Governor

Clara Ossandón
Antonino Prado
Armando Flores

Area

  - Total
  - Land
  - Water
  - % water

Ranked xxx

75,573.3 km²
xxx km²
xxx km²
xxx %

Population

  - 2002 Census
  - Density

Ranked xxx

254.336
xxx /km²

Latitude xxx
Longitude xxx
ISO 3166-2 xxx

III Region of Atacama of Chile is situated in the north of the country. It is some 800 km of the capital Santiago.



 
Regions of Chile
I Region of Tarapacá | II Region of Antofagasta | III Region of Atacama | IV Region of Coquimbo | V Region of Valparaíso | VI Region of Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins | VII Region of the Maule | VIII Region of the Biobío | IX Region of La Araucanía | X Region of Los Lagos | XI Region of Aisén of General Carlos Ibáñez del Campo | XII Region of Magallanes and the Chilean Antarctica
Santiago Metropolitan Region



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The Atacama has rich deposits of copper and other minerals, and the world's largest natural supply of sodium nitrate, which was mined on a large scale until the early 1940s.
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