Campana Island facts for kids
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Native name:
Isla Campana
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 Campana Island
Location in Chile
Campana Island
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| Geography | |
| Coordinates | 48°21′S 75°18′W / 48.35°S 75.30°W |
| Archipelago | Campana |
| Adjacent bodies of water | Pacific Ocean |
| Area | 1,187.8 km2 (458.6 sq mi) |
| Coastline | 589.2 km (366.11 mi) |
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| Region | Aysén Region |
| Province | Capitán Prat Province |
| Communes of Chile | Tortel |
| Additional information | |
| NGA UFI=-874903 | |
Campana Island is a large island located in the Aysén Region of Chile. It is part of the Campana Archipelago. This island is known for being uninhabited, meaning no people live there permanently.
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Discover Campana Island
Campana Island is a fascinating place in the southern part of Chile. It is a natural wonder, mostly untouched by humans.
Where is Campana Island?
Campana Island is found in the Pacific Ocean. It is part of the Aysén Region, which is a beautiful area in southern Chile. The island is also part of the Capitán Prat Province and the Tortel commune. Imagine a remote, wild place, and that's Campana Island!
How Big is Campana Island?
This island is quite large! It covers an area of about 1,187.8 square kilometers. To give you an idea, that's bigger than many cities! Its coastline stretches for about 589.2 kilometers. That's a lot of shoreline to explore, if you could visit.
Uninhabited Nature
One of the most interesting facts about Campana Island is that it has no permanent residents. This means its natural environment remains largely undisturbed. It's a place where nature truly rules.
Learn More
- Want to learn more about Campana Island in Spanish? Check out: Isla Campana para niños
- You can also see a list of other islands in Chile: List of islands of Chile
