Cities near San Pedro de la Paz

San Pedro de la Paz is a city of 121,631 inhabitants in Chile. The most populous cities near San Pedro de la Paz within 100 km are Concepción, Talcahuano, Chillán. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: -36.8390° Longitude: -73.1003° Population: 121,631 Timezone: America/Santiago
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Nearby cities 24 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Concepción Chile 4.7 km 223,574
Talcahuano Chile 12.8 km 150,499
Chillán Chile 92.5 km 150,396
Los Ángeles Chile 96.4 km 125,430
Coronel Chile 22.0 km 107,759
Chiguayante Chile 11.6 km 84,718
Tomé Chile 27.8 km 53,219
Lota Chile 28.4 km 47,339
Penco Chile 14.4 km 46,091
Curanilahue Chile 74.3 km 32,000
Chillán Viejo Chile 89.6 km 28,735
Cabrero Chile 65.5 km 27,595
Nacimiento Chile 82.9 km 26,523
Arauco Chile 49.2 km 24,659
Hualqui Chile 20.9 km 24,333
Lebu Chile 98.6 km 22,345
Los Álamos Chile 93.3 km 19,494
Quillón Chile 56.7 km 17,485
Coelemu Chile 52.8 km 15,711
Santa Juana Chile 39.9 km 13,228
Bulnes Chile 72.2 km 12,715
El Carmen Chile 95.8 km 12,277
Laja Chile 60.4 km 11,113
Yumbel Chile 55.9 km 11,111

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