1 Mexico
Baja California Sur
115 m
Cities named Santiago
There are at least 27 cities named Santiago worldwide, in 9 countries and 3 continents. The map and list show where each one is.
1 2 Mexico
Aguascalientes
1,897 m
3 Mexico
Zacatecas
2,142 m
4 Mexico
Guerrero
832 m
5 Mexico
Nuevo León
486 m
6 Mexico
Puebla
1,869 m
7 Mexico
Veracruz
9 m
8 Mexico
Chiapas
559 m
9 Costa Rica
Alajuela Province
1,083 m
10 Costa Rica
San José
1,109 m
11 Ecuador
Loja
2,413 m
12 Ecuador
Bolívar
2,685 m
13 Colombia
Putumayo Department
2,115 m
14 Peru
Lima region
3,383 m
15 Peru
Ica
379 m
16 Colombia
Norte de Santander Department
435 m
17 Peru
Cuzco Department
3,420 m
18 Chile
Santiago Metropolitan
556 m
19 Paraguay
Misiones Department
128 m
20 Brazil
Rio Grande do Sul
426 m
21 Philippines
Ilocos
12 m
22 Philippines
Central Luzon
18 m
23 Philippines
Calabarzon
84 m
24 Philippines
Cagayan Valley
86 m
25 Philippines
Western Visayas
10 m
26 Philippines
Central Visayas
6 m
27 Philippines
Davao Region
50 m
The 27 cities named Santiago are spread across 9 countries, with no single country holding a dominant majority. The country with the most matches is Mexico (8).
These cities are found across Asia, North America and South America, span 11 time zones, and are present in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
By elevation, the lowest is in Central Visayas, the Philippines (near sea level) and the highest is in Cuzco Department, Peru (about 3,420 m). From west to east, they run from Baja California Sur, Mexico to Davao Region, the Philippines. From north to south, the northernmost is in Nuevo León, Mexico, and the southernmost is in Santiago Metropolitan, Chile.
Notes
Cities are ordered by longitude, from west to east, so they line up left to right on the map.
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