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Provinces of Chile
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Chile is divided into 53 provinces, grouped into 15 regions. Each province is headed by a governor (gobernador) appointed by the president. Provinces are further divided into (comunas) which are administered by a municipality which may run one or more comuna[1].
to be functional mid 2007
- Iquique Province
- Tamarugal Province to be functional mid 2007
- Antofagasta Province
- El Loa Province
- Tocopilla Province
- Copiapó Province
- Chañaral Province
- Huasco Province
- Elqui Province
- Choapa Province
- Limarí Province
- Valparaíso Province
- Isla de Pascua Province
- Los Andes Province
- Petorca Province
- Quillota Province
- San Antonio Province
- San Felipe de Aconcagua Province
- Cachapoal Province
- Cardenal Caro Province
- Colchagua Province
- Concepción Province
- Arauco Province
- Biobío Province
- Ñuble Province
to be functioal mid 2007
- Coyhaique Province
- Aisén Province
- Capitán Prat Province
- General Carrera Province
- Magallanes Province
- Antártica Province
- Tierra del Fuego Province
- Última Esperanza Province
- Santiago Province
- Cordillera Province
- Chacabuco Province
- Maipo Province
- Melipilla Province
- Talagante Province
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