KnowraSantiago (Chile)Linked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Santiago (Chile), each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 4Related 4Narrower topic 2Compared with 1Battle of ChacabucoBroader topic: Patriot forces entered the city after Chacabuco, shifting political control of Chile.Central ChileBroader topic: The city anchors the region’s population, government, finance, and transport.National Stadium of ChileNarrower topic: The stadium’s civic and political significance is rooted in its location in Santiago.Pedro de ValdiviaBroader topic: Valdivia established this settlement as the base of Spanish power in central Chile.Rubén DaríoRelated: Darío’s time in Santiago helped bring him into contact with influential writers and publishers.Santiago MetroNarrower topic: The Metro’s routes and ridership are shaped by Santiago’s concentrated population and urban geography.ValparaísoCompared with: Santiago is Chile’s political and economic center, while Valparaíso is a coastal port and legislative seat.RancaguaRelated: Rancagua is a regional center south of Santiago, connected to it by road and rail.Santiago Metropolitan RegionBroader topic: The region’s urban core and seat of national government.Twenty Love Poems and a Song of DespairRelated: Neruda was a student in Santiago when he composed and published the collection.Roberto BolañoRelated: Bolaño was born in Santiago in 1953, before his family moved to Mexico.