Coastal Cordillera

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The Coastal Cordillera is a low, narrow mountain range in central Chile that runs parallel to the Pacific coast and helps define basins such as that of Santiago.

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Coastal Cordillera canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain range
continent South America
country Chile
countrySubdivision Chile
formsPartOf relief of central Chile
geologicalType forearc range
helpsDefineBasin Santiago Basin
linked to: Santiago basin
influences drainage patterns of central Chile
local climate of central Chile
language Spanish
locatedIn central Chile
locatedOn Pacific coast
nativeName Cordillera de la Costa
orientation north–south
parallelTo Andes (in regional structural trend)
partOf Chilean Coast Range
region O'Higgins Region
linked to: O’Higgins Region

Santiago Metropolitan Region
Valparaíso Region
relativeElevation low
relativeWidth narrow
runsParallelTo Pacific Ocean
separates Pacific coastal plain
interior basins of central Chile

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Santiago basin borderedBy Coastal Cordillera