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Talca is a city in central Chile, located south of the capital Santiago, and serves as the capital of both Talca Province and the Maule Region. With a population of over 201,000 people as of 2012, it is an important administrative center in its region.
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- Talca
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- Montaje de Talca.jpg
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- 250px
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- 1º row: Andes mountains in Talca. 2º row: (left) Town square of Talca, (centre-top) Catholic University of the Maule, (centre-down) Ancient Library of the University of Talca, (right) architectural contrasts. 3º row: Old Intendancy of Maule, statue of Bernardo O'Higgins, BCI Bank. 4º row: 1 Norte street, St. Augustine Cathedral, and 1 Sur street. 5º row: Nocturnal cityscape of Talca.
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- Location of Talca commune in Maule Region
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- Location of Talca commune in Maule Region
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- Chile
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- Location in Chile
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- Region
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- Maule Region
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- Province
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- Talca Province
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