Chilean Geography and Nature
Landscapes and Climate
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- Roughly how long is Chile from north to south?
- Which desert in northern Chile is the driest non-polar desert on Earth?
- Which volcano on the Chile-Argentina border is the highest volcano in the world?
- Which cold ocean current flows north along the Chilean coast?
- Which lake is the largest lying wholly within Chile?
- Which national park in Magallanes is famous for its granite towers?
- Which island is the largest in Chile's archipelago and the center of wooden churches protected by UNESCO?
- Which famous cape, on Hornos Island at the far southern end of South America, belongs to Chile?
- Which is the longest river entirely within Chile, flowing through the Atacama?
- What type of climate has central Chile?
- Which is the largest ice field outside the polar regions, shared with Argentina?
- How far is Easter Island from the Chilean coast?
- Which islands were home to Alexander Selkirk, the model for Robinson Crusoe?
- Which countries border Chile?
- Which telescope complex on the Chajnantor plateau uses radio antennas?
- Why is the Atacama so dry?
- Which road runs through Aysen and Patagonia, built in the 1970s and 1980s?
- Chile is about 4,300 kilometres long and averages about 175 kilometres wide. About how many times longer than wide is it?
- Which is Chile's highest peak, on the border with Argentina?
- Which natural disaster hit Valdivia in 1960, the strongest earthquake ever recorded?
- Which tectonic zone makes Chile prone to earthquakes and volcanoes?
- Which list gives the three parallel bands of central Chile from west to east?
- Which is the largest salt flat of Chile, rich in lithium and with lagoons visited by flamingos?
- Which pairing of city and climate is correct?
- Ojos del Salado is about 6,893 metres high and Aconcagua about 6,961 metres. How many metres higher is Aconcagua?
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