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| Description | Crro Blanco is a hill in the Recoleta district in the city. The indigenous people used it as a meeting place. They called it Huechuraba after a chief that lived there. It's present name probably derives from the white stones that were found there in the 18th century and were used for the construction of some of the buildings in the city. Read more about the hill (in Spanish) here. |
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| Source | Cerro Blanco viewed from Cerro San Cristobal, Santiago |
| Author | Robert Cutts from Bristol, England, UK |
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