Metropolitana Region of Chile
Región Metropolitana
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| Other Chilean Regions
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| Capital | Santiago
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| Intendant | Santiago (Santiago)
Chacabuco (Colina)
Cordillera (Puente Alto)
Maipo (San Bernardo)
Melipilla (Melipilla)
Talagante (Talagante)
| Governor
Paula Forttes
Loreto Amunátegui
Osvaldo Correa
José Eugenio Letelier
Paula Zúñiga
km²
xxx km²
xxx km²
xxx %
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Population
- 2002 Census
- Density
| Ranked 1st
6,061,185
xxx /km²
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| Latitude | xxx
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| Longitude | xxx
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| ISO 3166-2 | xxx
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The Metropolitana Region (RM) is a landlocked region located in the center of Chile. It is the country's most populated region. The nation's capital, Santiago de Chile, is located here. Most commerce and administrative centers are located in this region, including Chile's main international airport Arturo Merino Benítez. The region was created in 1974, during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
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