Municipalities of Chile

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A municipality is the legal entity responsible for running the smallest administrative subdivision in Chile called a (comuna) or commune. Each municipality is governed by a directly-elected body (municipalidad), consisting of one mayor (alcalde) and a group of councillors (concejales), for a period of four years. Chilean law provides for grouping several communes together for administration by a single municipality. As of 2007 the communes of Antártica, Chile and Cabo de Hornos are the only group administered by a single municipality — Cabo de Hornos.

Chile's 345 municipalities operate within 53 provinces[1] (, which are themselves part of 15 regions.

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[edit] List of municipalities

[edit] I - Tarapacá Region

[edit] Iquique Province

  • Iquique: Administers the commune of Iquique which contains the city of Iquique, the village of Chanavayita, and 23 hamlets.
  • Camiña
  • Colchane
  • Huara
  • Pica: Administers the commune of Pica, which contains the towns of Pica and Collaguasi, villages of Matilla and Quebrada Blanca and 5 hamlets.
  • Pozo Almonte
  • Alto Hospicio

[edit] Arica Province

[edit] Parinacota Province

[edit] II - Antofagasta Region

[edit] Antofagasta Province

[edit] El Loa Province

[edit] Tocopilla Province

[edit] III - Atacama Region

[edit] Copiapó Province

[edit] Chañaral Province

[edit] Huasco Province

  • Vallenar
  • Alto del Carmen
  • Freirina
  • Huasco

[edit] IV - Coquimbo Region

[edit] Elqui Province

[edit] Choapa Province

[edit] Limarí Province

  • Ovalle
  • Combarbalá
  • Monte Patria
  • Punitaqui
  • Río Hurtado

[edit] V - Valparaíso Region

[edit] Valparaíso Province

[edit] Isla de Pascua Province

  • Isla de Pascua: Administers the commune of Isla de Pascua which contains the town of Hanga Roa and 1 hamlet.

[edit] Los Andes Province

  • Los Andes
  • Calle Larga
  • Rinconada
  • San Esteban

[edit] Petorca Province

  • La Ligua
  • Cabildo
  • Papudo
  • Petorca
  • Zapallar

[edit] Quillota Province

  • Quillota
  • Calera
  • Hijuelas
  • La Cruz
  • Limache
  • Nogales
  • Olmué

[edit] San Antonio Province

  • San Antonio
  • Algarrobo
  • Cartagena
  • El Quisco
  • El Tabo
  • Santo Domingo

[edit] San Felipe de Aconcagua Province

  • San Felipe
  • Catemu
  • Llaillay
  • Panquehue
  • Putaendo
  • Santa María

[edit] VI - O'Higgins Region

[edit] Cachapoal Province

  • Rancagua
  • Codegua
  • Coinco
  • Coltauco
  • Doñihue
  • Graneros
  • Las Cabras
  • Machalí
  • Malloa
  • Mostazal
  • Olivar
  • Peumo
  • Pichidegua
  • Quinta de Tilcoco
  • Rengo
  • Requínoa
  • San Vicente

[edit] Cardenal Caro Province

  • Pichilemu
  • La Estrella
  • Litueche
  • Marchihue
  • Navidad
  • Paredones

[edit] Colchagua Province

[edit] VII - Maule Region

[edit] Talca Province

[edit] Cauquenes Province

[edit] Curicó Province

[edit] Linares Province

[edit] VIII - Bío-Bío Region

[edit] Concepción Province

[edit] Arauco Province

  • Lebu
  • Arauco
  • Cañete
  • Contulmo
  • Curanilahue
  • Los Álamos
  • Tirúa

[edit] Biobío Province

[edit] Ñuble Province

  • Chillán
  • Bulnes
  • Cobquecura
  • Coelemu
  • Coihueco
  • Chillán Viejo
  • El Carmen
  • Ninhue
  • Ñiquén
  • Pemuco
  • Pinto
  • Portezuelo
  • Quillón
  • Quirihue
  • Ránquil
  • San Carlos
  • San Fabián
  • San Ignacio
  • San Nicolás
  • Treguaco
  • Yungay

[edit] IX - Araucanía Region

[edit] Cautín Province

[edit] Malleco Province

[edit] X - Los Lagos Region

[edit] Llanquihue Province

[edit] Chiloé Province

[edit] Osorno Province

[edit] Palena Province

  • Chaitén
  • Futaleufú
  • Hualaihué
  • Palena

[edit] Valdivia Province

[edit] XI - Aysen Region

[edit] Coyhaique Province

[edit] Aisén Province

[edit] Capitán Prat Province

[edit] General Carrera Province

[edit] XII - Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena Region

[edit] Magallanes Province

[edit] Antártica Province

[edit] Tierra del Fuego Province

[edit] Última Esperanza Province

  • Natales
  • Torres del Paine

[edit] RM - Santiago Metropolitan Region

[edit] Santiago Province

[edit] Cordillera Province

[edit] Chacabuco Province

[edit] Maipo Province

[edit] Melipilla Province

  • Melipilla
  • Alhué
  • Curacaví
  • María Pinto
  • San Pedro

[edit] Talagante Province

  • Talagante
  • El Monte
  • Isla de Maipo
  • Padre Hurtado
  • Peñaflor

[edit] Notes

  1. ^ 2 new regions together with 2 provinces were legislated in 2006 and are to be functional by mid 2007.
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