Las Condes, a Chilean commune, is located in Santiago Province. It is located in the Northeastern Zone of Santiago de Chile. This area is home to the country’s economic elite and is populated primarily by families with high-income and upper-mid-income status. The majority of Las Condes’ commercial activity can be found along Apoquindo Avenue. It is also known as “Sanhattan” in Chile.

Vina del Mar can be described as a commune and city on the central Chilean Pacific coast. Vina del Mar, also known as La Ciudad Jardin (“The Garden City”), is in the Valparaiso Region.

Vina del Mar also belongs to Greater Valparaiso, the third-largest metropolitan area in the country (pop. 803,683, 2002 census, after Concepcion and Santiago. Five municipalities comprise the Greater Valparaiso Area: Valparaiso (Vina del Mar), Concon, Quilpue, Quilpue, and Villa Alemana.

La Serena, a northern Chilean city and commune, is the capital of the Coquimbo Region. It was founded in 1544 and is the second-oldest city in the country after Santiago, the national capital. It had a population of approximately 200,000 as of 2012 and was the fastest-growing area in Chile.

Puente Alto can be described as a Chilean city or commune. It is the capital city of the Cordillera Province, Santiago Metropolitan Region. It is located south of the Great Santiago Conurbation and houses 568,106 people (city proper, 2017 census), making this the largest commune in Chile.

Concepcion, a city and commune located in central Chile, is the geographic and demographic heart of the Greater Concepcion Metropolitan Area, one of three major conurbations.

Because it is the country’s most industrialized region, it significantly affects domestic trade. It is also the capital of the Bio BioRegional and the Concepcion Province. It is located approximately 500km south of Santiago, the country’s capital.