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Cool facts about Chile
Posted on Sep 08, 2025
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Chile is over 2,600 miles long but only about 110 miles wide—that’s one skinny country.
It’s home to the driest place on Earth, the Atacama Desert, and also has lush glaciers in Patagonia.
The Atacama hosts tons of world-class observatories—Chile’s basically the astronomy capital.
Easter Island (Rapa Nui) is part of Chile—way out in the Pacific with its famous moai statues.
Chile is one of the world’s biggest producers of wine, grapes, cherries, and salmon.
Writers like Pablo Neruda and Gabriela Mistral (both Nobel laureates) are big national icons.
It’s home to the Magellanic penguins—check them out at Los Pingüinos Natural Monument.
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