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    The Antofagasta Region is located in northern Chile. It borders Argentina to the east, the Tarapacá Region to the north, the Atacama Region to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. The climate is dry and arid, with sunny weather. Some highlights of the region include the natural attraction of "The Portada", the cultural attraction of the "Huanchaca Ruins", and the Morro Moreno National Park. The population of the region is 714,142 people, including the indigenous Atacameños people. Important religious festivals, traditional foods, and the regional capital of Antofagasta are also noted.

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    The Antofagasta Region is located in northern Chile. It borders Argentina to the east, the Tarapacá Region to the north, the Atacama Region to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. The climate is dry and arid, with sunny weather. Some highlights of the region include the natural attraction of "The Portada", the cultural attraction of the "Huanchaca Ruins", and the Morro Moreno National Park. The population of the region is 714,142 people, including the indigenous Atacameños people. Important religious festivals, traditional foods, and the regional capital of Antofagasta are also noted.

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    The Antofagasta Region is located in northern Chile. It borders Argentina to the east, the Tarapacá Region to the north, the Atacama Region to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. The climate is dry and arid, with sunny weather. Some highlights of the region include the natural attraction of "The Portada", the cultural attraction of the "Huanchaca Ruins", and the Morro Moreno National Park. The population of the region is 714,142 people, including the indigenous Atacameños people. Important religious festivals, traditional foods, and the regional capital of Antofagasta are also noted.

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    ANTOFAGASTA REGION

    Information
    Introduction
    The Antofagasta
    Region is one of the
    sixteen regions into
    which Chile is
    divided. Its capital
    is Antofagasta
    Geography limits
    Located in the extreme north
    of the country, it limits to the
    north with the Tarapacá
    region, to the east with the
    Republic of Argentina, to the
    south with the Atacama
    region and to the west with
    the Pacific Ocean.
    Climate and weather
    In the Antofagasta
    region the climate is dry
    arid and it is
    characterized by sunny
    and dry weather
    The temperature
    reaches is 28 degrees
    Natural Attraction

    "The Portada"
    Cultural Attraction

    "The Huanchaca
    Ruins"
    National park
    "Morro moreno"
    Population
    The
    Population in
    this region is
    the 714.142
    Indigenous people
    Atacameños
    indigenous
    people are
    found in
    Antofagasta
    region
    Religiuos festivities

    •Inmaculada Concepcion fest


    •Virgen del Carmen festival
    •San Pedro fest
    Traditional food
    The Chuño Pie is a
    baked preparation
    made from
    dehydrated potatoes
    Regional Capital
    The capital
    city of
    Antofagasta
    region is
    Antofagasta
    Boarder Crossing
    The land border crossings in the
    Antofagasta region are:
    •Hito Cajón
    •Jama
    •Sico
    •Ollagüe
    Tank you for you attention

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