Southern University of Chile
university, Valdivia, Chile
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The Southern University of Chile is a university located in Valdivia, Chile. Founded in 1954, it is situated on the north bank of the Valdivia River, an area linked to the city center by bridges. Valdivia itself is a city in southern Chile, established in 1552 and significantly developed after the mid-19th century with the arrival of German settlers. The city's economy includes various industries such as food production, leather goods, lumber, and fabricated metals.1
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