Malleco Province

Malleco Province extends across 13,433 square kilometers of terrain in southern Chile, incorporating eleven communes and maintaining an elevation of 756 meters.

The province emerged as a crucial administrative region following the Spanish conquest, leading to the establishment of Angol as its capital city.

The Mapuche people represent a substantial portion of the population, maintaining their traditional practices, language, and community celebrations throughout the province.

Agriculture forms the foundation of the local economy, with farmers cultivating extensive fields of wheat, oats, and potatoes across the provincial territory.

The Malleco wine region produces exceptional Chardonnay and Pinot Noir varieties due to its specific climate with 1300mm annual rainfall.

Location: Araucanía Region

Capital city: Angol

Elevation above the sea: 756 m

Shares border with: Arauco Province, Bío Bío province, Cautín Province, Picunches Department, Aluminé Department

Website: http://gobernacionmalleco.gov.cl

GPS coordinates: -38.25000,-72.25000

Latest update: March 8, 2025 13:07