Cerro Navia, Administrative commune in Santiago province, Chile
Cerro Navia is a commune in Santiago province composed of residential neighborhoods and local infrastructure spread across a compact urban area. The district features residential blocks, streets, and public spaces that organize daily community life.
The area was established as a separate administrative unit in 1981 through the division of neighboring communes. This reorganization created an independent district with its own local governance structure.
The neighborhood takes its name from the hill that rises above the area and serves as a natural landmark for residents. Daily life centers around local shops, schools, and community spaces where neighbors regularly gather.
Walking through the different neighborhoods helps you understand the local layout and discover small shops and community spaces. Public transportation connects the area to other parts of Santiago.
The area has one of the highest population densities in Chile, making it a closely packed residential region. This concentration shapes how people use space and organize their daily routines.
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