What are the main ports in Chile?

1. Puerto Valparaiso: Located on the south bank of Valparaiso Bay on the central coast of Chile (full name: Republic of Chile), bordering on the southeast side of the Atlantic Ocean, it is the largest seaport in Chile and the largest port along the Pacific coast of South America. Established in 1536, it is the maritime gateway of the capital Santiago, with a distance of about 100km.

2. Port of San Antonio: the largest port in Chile-Port of San Antonio: The port of San Antonio in Chile is located about 108 km west of Santiago, the capital of Chile.

3. Antofagasta Port: Antofagasta is located on the east coast of Moreno Bay on the northern coast of Chile, with latitude 23 40 south and longitude 70 23 west, close to the southeast side of the Pacific Ocean. It is a copper export port in Chile and an ordinary goods trading port in northern Chile.

4. Aarika: Located in northern Chile. The sea area is 40 hectares; The land area is 36.8 hectares; Closed warehouse area: 28,600 square meters; Yard area: 155800 m2; Number of berths: 7; Maximum draft depth: 2.8-10m; Annual throughput: 2 1.3 1.367 tons; Main types of goods: containers, groceries and bulk goods.

5. Iquique: located in northern Chile; Sea area: 148.54 hectares; Land area: 33 hectares closed; Type warehouse area: 1. 1 10,000 square meters; Number of berths: 4; Maximum draft depth: 9.2-11.25m; Annual throughput: 2,233,465 tons.

Main types of goods: containers, groceries and bulk goods.

6. Tocotopilla: Located in northern Chile.

Number of berths:1; Maximum draft depth:14.38m; Annual throughput: 34 1272 1 ton; Main types of goods: containers, groceries and bulk goods.

7. Mejilones: Located in northern Chile.

Sea area: 7.7 hectares; Land area: 35.8 hectares; Closed warehouse area: 1600 m2; Number of berths: 4; Maximum draft depth:10.7-12.84m; Annual throughput: 2.2 million tons; Main products: electrolytic copper.

7. Antofagasta: Located in northern Chile.

Sea area: 15 1 hectare; Land area: 35.4 hectares; Closed warehouse area: 6.5438+0.6 million square meters; Number of berths: 7; Maximum draft depth: 9.1-11.28m; Annual throughput; 2,696,357 tons; Main types of goods: containers, groceries and bulk goods. ?

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I. Administrative divisions

The whole country is divided into 15 regions, 54 provinces and 346 cities. The names of the districts are as follows: Aarika and Paritagota (district 15), Parapaka (district 1), Antofagasta (district 2), Atacama (district 3), Kojimbo (district 4), Valparaiso (district 5), and the Liberator General ohiggins China.

Second, major cities

Santiago

1, Santiago de Chile is the capital and largest city of Chile and the fifth largest city in South America. Located in the middle of the border, on the Ma Po River, with the Andes in the east and Valparaiso port about100km in the west. It is dry and mild in summer and cool in winter. San Diego is called rain and fog. The blue Mapo River flows slowly from the edge of the city. The Andes Mountain, which is covered with snow all year round, is like a glittering silver crown, and the natural landscape adds moving charm. The summer temperature in the area where San Diego is located (from June 10 to March of the following year) is not too hot, and the average temperature in the hottest June 10 is around 20℃. It is not too cold in winter, and the average temperature in the coldest July is about 8℃.

Santiago is a city composed of several towns. Although it belongs to the capital area of San Diego, there is no unified municipal organization in a strict sense. Most towns are located in San Diego province, and the core town is also called "San Diego". Although Santiago is the capital of Chile, the Chilean Congress is located in Valparaiso, a coastal city120km west of the city. Santiago is the industrial and financial center of Chile, which contributes 45% of Chile's GDP.

Valparaiso

1, an important seaport on the east coast of the Pacific Ocean in South America, Aconcagua District of Chile (the fifth largest district), the capital of Valparaiso Province. Located on the south bank of Valparaiso Bay, about130km southeast of Santiago. The population is 803,000 (20 10). Established on 1536. Destroyed by pirates, storms, fires and earthquakes, most of the urban areas were rebuilt after the 1906 earthquake; The port is open, with solid breakwaters and modern port facilities. Chile's largest trading port, of which imports account for more than half of the country's total import value. Industry accounts for about one-fifth of the country, including textiles, metalworking, chemicals, oil refining, sugar making, clothing, tanning and painting. With a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery, it is a tourist attraction. There are many universities and museums.

2. The western terminal across the Andean international railway is connected with the capital electric train. Most urban residents are descendants of European immigrants, especially those from Britain, Germany, France and Italy. The city is also home to the Chilean National Assembly, the Chilean Ministry of Culture and the Chilean Naval Command.

Concepcion

1, Concepcion is the capital of Biobio region in Chile and the center of Concepcion Grande. Established on 1550. Damaged by earthquakes and tsunamis many times, the city moved to its present site on 1754. The surrounding areas are rich in agricultural products and water resources. Nearby coal mines account for more than 90% of the country and are one of the important industrial and commercial centers in the country. Agriculture is developed and it is the trade center of wine and grain. Industries include textiles, flour, leather making, glass, ceramics, sugar making, steel, paper making and oil refining. There is a railway to San Diego. There is the University of Concepcion. The traffic is very convenient.

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