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Concepción Bay

bay, Chile
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    Concepción

    Concepción Bay, to the north, is large and protected; and the Biobío River provides a corridor through the coastal mountains to the Central Valley region, where agricultural and forest industries are well developed. The river’s volume and hydroelectric potential are ample for the region’s foreseeable…

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    Concepción Bay, to the north, is large and protected; and the Biobío River provides a corridor through the coastal mountains to the Central Valley region, where agricultural and forest industries are well developed. The river’s volume and hydroelectric potential are ample for the region’s foreseeable…

    Read More