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- Chile has the world's biggest swimming pool.
- Chile is home to Easter Island one of the many mysteries of the world.
- The driest place on Earth, The Atacama Desert, is found in Chile.
- On August 5, 2010, a tunnel collapsed trapping 33 miners. Luckily, all of the miners survived.
- Chile has been hit by massive earthquakes killing many people in the process.
- Chile is the world longest country, from north to south, measuring up to 4,620 km.

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Latitude: 30oS
Longitude: 71oW

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The capital of Chile is Santiago. Santiago lies on the Mapocho River, with views of high Andean peaks to the east.

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One of the most popular dishes, in Chile, is Pastel de Choclo y Humitas. Pastel  de Choclo y Humitas is like a corn pie made with sweet corn or choclo. There is also a filling called pino that usually has meat.

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- Chile has a high literacy rate. With this rate, Chile has the highest literacy rate in South America.
- The mortality rate in Chile is relatively low.
- The life expectancy in Chile is good and on par with other countries
- The poverty rate in Chile is very low even after the great strides being made to reduce it.
- The dependency ratio is nearing a low point in Chile.

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Chile was first under control by the Incas in the north and the nomadic Araucanos in the south. The first person to find Chile was a Spanish explorer, named Ferdinand Magellan, in 1520. Later, a Spaniard, Pedro de Valdivia, founded the capital of Chile today, Santiago. Chile won independence from Spain in 1810 and started formed a government.

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Chile has a temperate climate meaning a moderate climate. In the north, there are deserts, and in the central region, there is a mediterranean climate. Lastly, the south has a cool and damp climate.

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In Chile, there are many different landforms. In the north, a desert pervades the land. This desert is the home to the driest place on Earth, the Atacama Desert. One-third of Chile is, also, covered by the Andes. Chile has a big coastline, as well, that is up to 6, 435 along the Pacific Ocean. Chile is, also, home to islands and valleys.

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Chile has a presidential republic. This means Chile has a representative democracy where the people elect representatives not the people themselves. The leader of Chile right now is Sebastian Pinera.

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In Chile, most people speak Spanish being around 99.5% of people. This means Spanish is Chile's official language. Other languages that people speak are English and indigenous groups which is Mapudungun, Aymara, Quechua, and Rapa Nui. About 10.2% of people speak English and 1% indigenous groups.

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There are many different religions followed in Chile. About 66.7% of people are Roman Catholic being the most followed religion in Chile. About 16.4% are Evangelical or Protestant and 1% are Jehovah's Witness. The other percents are either other, none, or unspecified.