Valparaíso Province

The province extends over 1,500 square kilometers along the Pacific Ocean, encompassing both urban centers and mountainous territories between coastal ranges and Andes slopes.

The province received official designation in 1974, integrating multiple administrative regions including Easter Island and developing into Chile's third most populated territory.

The Juan Fernández Islands and Easter Island administration from Valparaíso city demonstrates the province's role in managing Chile's Pacific territories and maritime heritage.

The region maintains an extensive transportation network with electrified railways and highways connecting urban centers to the provincial capital of Valparaíso.

The Uspallata Pass connects the province to Argentina through the Andes Mountains, featuring the border monument Christ of the Andes at its summit.

Location: Valparaíso Region

Capital city: Valparaíso

Elevation above the sea: 422 m

Website: http://gobernacionvalparaiso.gov.cl

GPS coordinates: -33.03333,-71.55000

Latest update: March 4, 2025 02:36