Temuco (tām
`kō), city (1990 est. pop. 211,700), capital of Araucania region, S central Chile, on the Cautín River. It is a commercial city dealing in cattle, lumber, wheat, and fruit. Temuco, founded in 1881, was the point from which the colonization of S Chile was begun, chiefly by German immigrants. The region was occupied by indigenous Araucanians; on a hill near Temuco, the treaty ending the last serious Araucanian uprising was signed (1881). Temuco has an Araucanian museum.
Temuco
Temuco
`kō), city (1990 est. pop. 211,700), capital of Araucania region, S central Chile, on the Cautín River. It is a commercial city dealing in cattle, lumber, wheat, and fruit. Temuco, founded in 1881, was the point from which the colonization of S Chile was begun, chiefly by German immigrants. The region was occupied by indigenous Araucanians; on a hill near Temuco, the treaty ending the last serious Araucanian uprising was signed (1881). Temuco has an Araucanian museum.Temuco
a city in S Chile: agricultural trading centre. Pop.: 287 000 (2005 est.)
Temuco
a city in Chile, situated in the Central Valley. Capital of Cautín Province. Population, 109,000 (1972). Temuco has a railroad station and is the trade center of an agricultural region. It has enterprises of the woodworking, leather, paper, and flourmilling industries.
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