north-central Chile

E34999

North-central Chile is a semi-arid region of Chile characterized by coastal valleys, agricultural oases, and transitional landscapes between the country's arid north and more temperate central zone.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
north-central Chile canonical 4
Northern Chile 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf region of Chile
agriculturalProducts avocados
citrus fruits
grapes
olives
borders central Chile
northern Chile
characterizedBy agricultural oases
coastal valleys
semi-arid climate
transitional landscapes
climateType Mediterranean-semiarid transition
contains Coquimbo Region
parts of Atacama Region
parts of Valparaíso Region
country Chile
hasCity Coquimbo
La Serena
Ovalle
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
livestock raising
mining
tourism
hasFeature Andes
surface form: Andes Mountains

Coastal Range
Pacific coastal plains
intervening longitudinal valleys
hasValley Choapa Valley
Elqui Valley
Limarí Valley
hasVegetation cacti and xerophytic plants
sclerophyllous forests remnants
shrublands
hydrology seasonal rivers
snowmelt-fed rivers from Andes
knownFor fruit cultivation
irrigated agriculture
vineyards
locatedIn South America
locatedOn Pacific coast
partOf Norte Chico of Chile
surface form: Chilean Norte Chico

semi-arid Chilean zone
rainfallPattern overall low annual precipitation
winter rainfall concentration
transitionBetween Atacama Desert to the north
Mediterranean central Chile to the south
wineRegion Choapa Valley wine region
Elqui Valley
surface form: Elqui Valley wine region

Coquimbo wine region
surface form: Limarí Valley wine region

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Limarí Province locatedIn north-central Chile
Ovalle geographicRegion north-central Chile
Limarí River locatedIn north-central Chile
Norte Chico of Chile locatedIn north-central Chile
Combarbalá locatedIn north-central Chile
this entity surface form: Northern Chile