Nueva Braunau facts for kids
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Nueva Braunau
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Town (Pueblo)
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Nueva Braunau seen from the east
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| Country | Chile |
| Region | Los Lagos |
| Province | Llanquihue |
| Commune | Puerto Varas |
| Population
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| • Total | 3,290 |
Nueva Braunau is a small town in Southern Chile. Its name means "New Braunau." It is located in the Puerto Varas area. The town was founded by settlers who came from Europe.
About Nueva Braunau
Nueva Braunau is a village in the Llanquihue Province of Chile. It is part of the Los Lagos Region. The town is known for its unique history. It connects Chile with parts of Europe.
History of Nueva Braunau
Nueva Braunau was officially founded on August 15, 1877. Most of the first settlers came from a place called Braunau. This Braunau was in Bohemia, which was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the time. Today, Bohemia is part of the Czech Republic.
These settlers were often called Sudeten Germans. They traveled a long way to start a new life in Chile. Their arrival was part of a bigger plan called the German colonization of Valdivia, Osorno and Llanquihue. This plan encouraged people from Germany and Austria to settle in southern Chile. They helped develop the land and build new communities.
The settlers brought their culture and traditions with them. This helped shape the unique character of Nueva Braunau. The town's name itself is a reminder of its European roots.
Life in Nueva Braunau
Today, Nueva Braunau is a quiet village. It has a population of about 3,290 people, based on 2017 numbers. The town continues to be a place where history and modern life meet. It reflects the hard work of its original settlers.
The area around Nueva Braunau is very beautiful. It is known for its stunning natural scenery. This includes lakes, volcanoes, and green landscapes. These features make the region popular for tourism.
See also
In Spanish: Nueva Braunau para niños
