Chile

It's about 2,000 m or 6,562 ft.

They are ocean waves formed between Tierra Del Fuego the tip of South American and Antarctic peninsula.

this is a popular food in chile it is the most yumest food ever go to chile now for some great food: Anrollado, chunks of pork wrapped in pork fat smothered in red aji!

The east Australian coast would be the warmest as it stretches closer to the equator than Chile or South Africa.

A large group or chain of islands.

493 miles (789 km)

About 8 hours travelling in an airplane

Try a search for this to find a store:

games-workshop store locator.

The star on the flag stresses the fact that Chile is a Unitarian republic, and not a federal republic.

Chile speaks Spanish, so yes is "si' (with an accent).

» Trip Extensions » Season and Climate » Accommodations » Motor Vessels » Regional News » Maps » The Wild Style - Trip Reviews - Meet Your Guides - Know Before You Go - Travelers' Talk Search for a Trip Start Date: (dd/mm/yyyy) End Date: (dd/mm/yyyy) Adventure Vacations from the Experts Home > Destinations > South America > Chile > Chile Season and Climate In general, the spring and summer seasons in the Southern Hemisphere (October-March) are characterized by long days when weather is warmer and drier. The peak tourist season when accommodations and air travel arrangements are most limited is during the holiday (Christmas and New Year) and summer vacation for locals in January and February. October-November and March-April are recommended "shoulder season" travel periods. Climate in Patagonia is similar to the Pacific Northwest and southern Alaska; in the summer you can expect some warm sunny weather, as well as cold, rainy, windy days. Geographical diversity throughout the rest of Chile and Argentina gives rise to several distinct climatic regions with wide extremes of temperature, sunlight and rainfall. Although the season for adventure travel in Patagonia is limited, you can travel in many areas of northern Chile and Argentina throughout the year. The prime season in Patagonia is October-March when average daytime highs range from 65° F in the sun to the low 40°s. Night temperatures are typically in the mid to upper 30°s, but occasionally in the 20°s. The weather is extremely erratic in Patagonia. It varies from warm sunshine to drizzle, to rain and/or sleet in a matter of minutes, and returning to sunshine just as quickly. Wind is a constant factor, ranging from strong breezes of 15-20 mph to gale forces up to 60 mph. Clothing must be appropriate, adaptable outdoor gear. Climate in Santiago and Buenos Aires is temperate and moderated by maritime air. Expect warm, sunny days during summer (70-80°F in Dec-Mar) and cool, cloudy weather in winter (50°F, June-August). The Andean region, including the Lakes District from Puerto Montt to Bariloche, has a cool mountain climate from October-April (50-55°F). The tropical environment of Iguazu Falls is great to visit year round. Expect high humidity and temperatures from mid to high 70°s in Jan-Feb. The high Andean region of northern Chile and Argentina (Salta-Juyjuy Provinces) is typically dry and clear, especially in May-September. The Atacama desert of northern Chile is always dry and suitable year round.

The coat of arms of Chile is conformed by many elements, and each one of them have an specific meaning and significance. The Condor is one of the most important symbols of the country, since this majestic bird lives only in this territory, the other animal represented in the coat of arms and that also is an exclusive species of this land, is the Huemul. Colors are also very important, the red color is there to represent the blood that was spilled in the fight for the independence of the country, the blue color is the sky and the white of the star is the snow over the Andes. This star is supposed to represent the government. The motto under the coat that reads 'Por la razón o la fuerza', it reads 'By reason or force' in English, and its meaning is related to the Chilean conviction to use the force if others options fail.

On cruises that disembark and port from the same U.S city, passengers only need proof of citizenship ( a birth certificate works in this case). You also don't have to have a passport to enter Canada and U.S customs will not stop U.S citizens from re-entering the the U.S.A but they have stated that they will make the process much more difficult.

well, because Chile is a rich country, and only 717 died in the earthquake, they probably got less than 10million, but the haiti earthquake is far more damaged, and haiti is one of the poorest country, so there houses were less developed

It all depends on which airline you are choose. When travelling from San Francisco, CA (SFO) to Santiago, Chile (SCL), American Airlines has the best Arrival Times which vary between 14-17 hrs. with only 1 stop calculated. However, their on-time stats are between 30% - 79% Overall ETA can vary between 14 - 30 hrs. There is usually 1 to 2 stops calculated to get from SFO to SCL

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Yes, they do have a manditory military serivice in Chile

They are made in the Congress of the country

No, Santiago is not in a desert.

Human Rights violations

limited

The usurpation of the Spanish throne by Napoleon's brother Joseph in 1808 precipitated the drive by the colony for independence from Spain. A national junta in the name of Ferdinand - heir to the deposed king - was formed on 18 September 1810. The Government Junta of Chile proclaimed Chile an autonomous republic within the Spanish monarchy (in memory of this day Chile celebrates its National Day on 18 September each year). After these events, a movement for total independence, under the command of José Miguel Carrera (one of the most renowned patriots) and his two brothers Juan José and Luis Carrera, soon gained a wider following. Spanish attempts to re-impose arbitrary rule during what was called the Reconquista led to a prolonged struggle, including infighting from Bernardo O'Higgins, who challenged Carrera's leadership.

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Aero Continente Chile ended in 2002.