Sankiako-Kile
kapikala o Kile
Sankiako-Kile (sepa.: Santiago de Chile) — ua mea kapikala o Kile.
Sankiako-Kile
| inception | 1541  |
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| official name | Santiago de Chile |
| native label | Santiago de Chile |
| named after | St. James the Elder, Apostle |
| demonym | Santiagois, Santiagoise, santiaghegni |
| founded by | Pedro de Valdivia |
| kaumokuʻāina | Kile |
| located in the administrative territorial entity | Santiago Metropolitan Region |
| kāʻei hola | UTC−04:00 |
| located in or next to body of water | Mapocho River |
| coordinate location | 33°26′15″S 70°39′0″W |
| head of government | Irací Hassler |
| shares border with | Cordón de Chacabuco |
| helu kuhi | 3580000 |
| kahua kūhelu | https://www.gobiernosantiago.cl/ |
| hashtag | Santiago |
| history of topic | history of Santiago de Chile |
| economy of topic | economy of Santiago, Chile |
| local dialing code | 56 2 |
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