This document provides information about Chile, including its flag, national anthem, population, islands, capital city, and some of its volcanoes. The Chilean flag features blue to represent the sky and ocean, red for those who sacrificed for independence, and a star as a guide to progress. Chile's population is over 16 million, its capital is Santiago, and Easter Island with its famous moai statues belongs to Chile. Some of Chile's active volcanoes mentioned are Putana, Lascar, and Pular.

1. Chile

2. This is Chile’s flag
Blue
stands for
the sky
and the
Pacific
ocean
Red
represents the
bloodshed
and sacrifices
of citizens to
achieve
independence
The star
represents
the guide to
progress
and honor

3. Chile’s National Anthem

4. Pure, Chile, is your blue sky;
Pure breezes flow across you as well.
And your flower-embroidered field
Is a happy copy of Eden .
Majestic is the (white) snow-capped mountain
That was given as a bastion by the Lord
That was given as a bastion by the Lord,
And the sea that quietly washes your shores
Promises you future splendor
And the sea that quietly washes your shores
Promises you future splendor.
Chorus Sweet fatherland, accept the vows
That were given by Chile at your altars:
Either you be the tomb of the free
Or the refuge against oppression
Either you be the tomb of the free
Or the refuge against oppression
Either you be the tomb of the free
Or the refuge against oppression
Or the refuge against oppression
Or the refuge against oppression.

5. Chile’s population
Chile’s population is 16,454,143
And has a high birth rate. 8.58 of every 1000 babies are born dead.
Chile’s national holiday is independence day and that is September 18 1810.
Chile’s unemployment rate is 8.1% and that helps its population survive.
And what the people of Chile get paid in is the Chilean peso.
(From the CIA world factbook)

6. Chile’s islands and Capitol
Easter Island is part of Chile. Easter Island is well known for its
stone carved heads made of volcano rock. The Capitol of Chile is
Santiago.

7. Chile’s volcano’s
There’s a bunch of them so I will only name a few.
The first one I will name is a
stratovolcano called Putana
Volcano and its last eruption was
in 1810.
The second one I will name is
Lascar and it last erupted in
2013.
The last one I will name is
Pular and it last erupted in 1990