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A commune (Spanish: comuna) is the smallest administrative subdivision in Chile and may contain cities, towns, villages, hamlets as well as rural areas. In highly populated areas such as some cities, there may be no practical distinction between the city and the commune which contains it. In sparsely populated areas, a commune may contain substantial rural area together with several settled areas which could range from hamlets to towns or cities.
   Each commune is governed by a directly-elected body or municipality (municipalidad), consisting of one mayor (alcalde) and a group of councilmen (concejales), for a period of four years. According to Chilean law, a single municipality may administer one or more communes. Currently, the only such case is the municipality of Cabo de Hornos, which administers the communes of Antártica and Cabo de Hornos.
   Chile's 346 communes are grouped into 53 provinces, which are themselves grouped into 15 regions.

List of communes by region and province

Traditionally, Chilean regions are listed in geographical order starting with the most northern extreme, but leaving the Metropolitan Santiago Region to the end of the list.
   The following listing reflects this ordering scheme with the provinces within each region, and the communes in each province also being listed from north to south.

XV Arica and Parinacota Region

Arica Province

Parinacota Province

  • Putre
  • General Lagos

    I Tarapacá Region

    Iquique Province

  • Iquique
  • Alto Hospicio

    Tamarugal Province

  • Camiña
  • Colchane
  • Huara
  • Pica
  • Pozo Almonte

    II Antofagasta Region

    Antofagasta Province

  • Antofagasta
  • Mejillones
  • Sierra Gorda
  • Taltal

    El Loa Province

  • Calama
  • Ollagüe
  • San Pedro de Atacama

    Tocopilla Province

  • Tocopilla
  • María Elena

    III Atacama Region

    Copiapó Province

  • Copiapó
  • Caldera
  • Tierra Amarilla

    Chañaral Province

  • Chañaral
  • Diego de Almagro

    Huasco Province

  • Vallenar
  • Alto del Carmen
  • Freirina
  • Huasco

    IV Coquimbo Region

    Elqui Province

  • La Serena
  • Coquimbo
  • Andacollo
  • La Higuera
  • Paiguano
  • Vicuña

    Choapa Province

  • Illapel
  • Canela
  • Los Vilos
  • Salamanca

    Limarí Province

  • Ovalle
  • Combarbalá
  • Monte Patria
  • Punitaqui
  • Río Hurtado

    V Valparaíso Region

    Valparaíso Province

  • Valparaíso
  • Casablanca
  • Concón
  • Juan Fernández
  • Puchuncaví
  • Quilpué
  • Quintero
  • Villa Alemana
  • Viña del Mar

    Isla de Pascua Province

  • Isla de Pascua

    Los Andes Province

  • Los Andes
  • Calle Larga
  • Rinconada
  • San Esteban

    Petorca Province

  • La Ligua
  • Cabildo
  • Papudo
  • Petorca
  • Zapallar

    Quillota Province

  • Quillota
  • Calera
  • Hijuelas
  • La Cruz
  • Limache
  • Nogales
  • Olmué

    San Antonio Province

  • San Antonio
  • Algarrobo
  • Cartagena
  • El Quisco
  • El Tabo
  • Santo Domingo

    San Felipe de Aconcagua Province

  • San Felipe
  • Catemu
  • Llaillay
  • Panquehue
  • Putaendo
  • Santa María

    VI O'Higgins Region

    Cachapoal Province

  • Rancagua
  • Codegua
  • Coinco
  • Coltauco
  • Doñihue
  • Graneros
  • Las Cabras
  • Machalí
  • Malloa
  • Mostazal
  • Olivar
  • Peumo
  • Pichidegua
  • Quinta de Tilcoco
  • Rengo
  • Requínoa
  • San Vicente

    Cardenal Caro Province

  • Pichilemu
  • La Estrella
  • Litueche
  • Marchihue
  • Navidad
  • Paredones

    Colchagua Province

  • San Fernando
  • Chépica
  • Chimbarongo
  • Lolol
  • Nancagua
  • Palmilla
  • Peralillo
  • Placilla
  • Pumanque
  • Santa Cruz

    VII Maule Region

    Talca Province

  • Talca
  • Constitución
  • Curepto
  • Empedrado
  • Maule
  • Pelarco
  • Pencahue
  • Río Claro
  • San Clemente
  • San Rafael

    Cauquenes Province

  • Cauquenes
  • Chanco
  • Pelluhue

    Curicó Province

  • Curicó
  • Hualañé
  • Licantén
  • Molina
  • Rauco
  • Romeral
  • Sagrada Familia
  • Teno
  • Vichuquén

    Linares Province

  • Linares
  • Colbún
  • Longaví
  • Parral
  • Retiro
  • San Javier
  • Villa Alegre
  • Yerbas Buenas

    VIII Biobío Region

    Concepción Province

  • Concepción
  • Coronel
  • Chiguayante
  • Florida
  • Hualqui
  • Lota
  • Penco
  • San Pedro de la Paz
  • Santa Juana
  • Talcahuano
  • Tomé
  • Hualpén

    Arauco Province

  • Lebu
  • Arauco
  • Cañete
  • Contulmo
  • Curanilahue
  • Los Álamos
  • Tirúa

    Biobío Province

  • Los Ángeles
  • Antuco
  • Cabrero
  • Laja
  • Mulchén
  • Nacimiento
  • Negrete
  • Quilaco
  • Quilleco
  • San Rosendo
  • Santa Bárbara
  • Tucapel
  • Yumbel
  • Alto Biobío

    Ñuble Province

  • Chillán
  • Bulnes
  • Cobquecura
  • Coelemu
  • Coihueco
  • Chillán Viejo
  • El Carmen
  • Ninhue
  • Ñiquén
  • Pemuco
  • Pinto
  • Portezuelo
  • Quillón
  • Quirihue
  • Ránquil
  • San Carlos
  • San Fabián
  • San Ignacio
  • San Nicolás
  • Treguaco
  • Yungay

    IX Araucanía Region

    Cautín Province

  • Temuco
  • Carahue
  • Cunco
  • Curarrehue
  • Freire
  • Galvarino
  • Gorbea
  • Lautaro
  • Loncoche
  • Melipeuco
  • Nueva Imperial
  • Padre Las Casas
  • Perquenco
  • Pitrufquén
  • Pucón
  • Saavedra
  • Teodoro Schmidt
  • Toltén
  • Vilcún
  • Villarrica
  • Cholchol

    Malleco Province

  • Angol
  • Collipulli
  • Curacautín
  • Ercilla
  • Lonquimay
  • Los Sauces
  • Lumaco
  • Purén
  • Renaico
  • Traiguén
  • Victoria

    XIV Los Ríos Region

    Valdivia Province

  • Valdivia
  • Corral
  • Lanco
  • Los Lagos
  • Máfil
  • Mariquina
  • Paillaco
  • Panguipulli

    Ranco Province

  • Futrono
  • La Unión
  • Lago Ranco
  • Río Bueno

    X Los Lagos Region

    Llanquihue Province

  • Puerto Montt
  • Calbuco
  • Cochamó
  • Fresia
  • Frutillar
  • Los Muermos
  • Llanquihue
  • Maullín
  • Puerto Varas

    Chiloé Province

  • Castro
  • Ancud
  • Chonchi
  • Curaco de Vélez
  • Dalcahue
  • Puqueldón
  • Queilén
  • Quellón
  • Quemchi
  • Quinchao

    Osorno Province

  • Osorno
  • Puerto Octay
  • Purranque
  • Puyehue
  • Río Negro
  • San Juan de la Costa
  • San Pablo

    Palena Province

  • Chaitén
  • Futaleufú
  • Hualaihué
  • Palena

    XI Aisén Region

    Coihaique Province

  • Coihaique
  • Lago Verde

    Aisén Province

  • Aisén
  • Cisnes
  • Guaitecas

    Capitán Prat Province

  • Cochrane
  • O'Higgins
  • Tortel

    General Carrera Province

  • Chile Chico
  • Río Ibáñez

    XII Magallanes y Antártica Chilena Region

    Magallanes Province

  • Punta Arenas
  • Laguna Blanca
  • Río Verde
  • San Gregorio

    Antártica Chilena Province

  • Cabo de Hornos (formerly Navarino)
  • Antártica

    Tierra del Fuego Province

  • Porvenir
  • Primavera
  • Timaukel

    Última Esperanza Province

  • Natales
  • Torres del Paine

    RM Santiago Metropolitan Region

    Santiago Province

  • Santiago
  • Cerrillos
  • Cerro Navia
  • Conchalí
  • El Bosque
  • Estación Central
  • Huechuraba
  • Independencia
  • La Cisterna
  • La Florida
  • La Granja
  • La Pintana
  • La Reina
  • Las Condes
  • Lo Barnechea
  • Lo Espejo
  • Lo Prado
  • Macul
  • Maipú
  • Ñuñoa
  • Pedro Aguirre Cerda
  • Peñalolén
  • Providencia
  • Pudahuel
  • Quilicura
  • Quinta Normal
  • Recoleta
  • Renca
  • San Joaquín
  • San Miguel
  • San Ramón
  • Vitacura

    Cordillera Province

  • Puente Alto
  • Pirque
  • San José de Maipo

    Chacabuco Province

  • Colina
  • Lampa
  • Tiltil

    Maipo Province

  • San Bernardo
  • Buin
  • Calera de Tango
  • Paine

    Melipilla Province

  • Melipilla
  • Alhué
  • Curacaví
  • María Pinto
  • San Pedro

    Talagante Province

  • Talagante
  • El Monte
  • Isla de Maipo
  • Padre Hurtado
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