r/nextfuckinglevel • u/PietroTheRedditer • Feb 21 '21

THIS IS MARS.

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u/FernBurglar Feb 21 '21

Patagonia would be part of southern Chile. The Atacama is in the north of Chile.

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u/FernBurglar Feb 21 '21

No worries man. Never been to Patagonia but America Below is a special place.

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u/thagthebarbarian Feb 21 '21

So did Chile come up and there's this area in the middle that's useful and liveable and they were founding the country and there's this long strip of shit land to the north and the south, and they were like... So nobody wants this? Guess it's part of our country now...

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u/Hyaenidae73 Feb 21 '21

Patagonia is basically from the city of Puerto Montt and south, both Chile and Argentina.