Peñaflor, Administrative commune in Talagante Province, Chile
Peñaflor is a city located in Talagante Province, about 40 kilometers southwest of Santiago. The town sits on gently rolling terrain and consists of residential neighborhoods mixed with commercial and administrative areas serving the local population.
The town was formally established as a commune in 1827, marking the start of organized local governance in this area. This foundational moment enabled the development of infrastructure and administrative systems that shaped its growth over subsequent decades.
The population of 66,619 residents maintains strong connections through local celebrations and community activities that reflect Chilean suburban traditions.
The city connects to Santiago through road networks, making it easy to travel between the two locations. Visitors will find local services, shops, and facilities throughout the town center and residential areas.
The demographic distribution shows a notable urban concentration of 94.9 percent, with the remaining 5.1 percent residing in rural areas.
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