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Chile's mainland, coast-to-border width, 4,045 km from north to south

Mainland Chile is 332 km across 600 km south of its northern tip, in the Atacama, and 49 km at 3,600 km, where the fjords cut in; across 40 points 100 km apart it averages 171 km.

What does this axis measure?
What does this axis measure?
Chile's mainland, coast-to-border width, 4,045 km from north to south: 40 points, a line chart.
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Chile's width, coast to border (km)
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Distance from the northern tip (km)
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The data: 40 points
Distance from the northern tip (km)Chile's width, coast to border (km)
100136
200174
300148
400185
500220
600332
700327
800205
900210
1000210
1100195
1200160
1300149
1400140
1500128
1600114
1700130
1800168
1900168
2000192
2100190
2200217
2300216
2400161
2500172
2600173
2700143
280059
2900102
3000120
3100153
3200258
3300171
3400166
3500102
360049
3700194
3800132
3900264
400092
Source
Natural Earth, Admin 0 – Countries, 1:50m cultural vectors (version 5.2.0-pre); widths computed by Unlabeled after Tomas Pueyo, Uncharted Territories: Why Is Chile So Long?
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Public domain (Natural Earth); widths computed by Unlabeled
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2026-10-22
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