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Curicó (Spanish pronunciation: [kuri'ko]) is a city
located in Chile's
central valley and
serves as the
capital of the
Curicó Province,
which is part...
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Curicó Unido is a
football club
based in
Curicó,
Maule Region, Chile. They
currently play in the
Primera B de Chile, the
second level of the
Chilean football...
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Curicó Province (Spanish:
Provincia de
Curicó) is one of four
provinces of the
central Chilean region of
Maule (VII). Its
capital is the city of Curicó...
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Curicó, is a
railway station of the
Empresa de los
Ferrocarriles del Estado,
located in
Curicó,
Chile . It is the main
railway station in the
Curicó Province...
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Instituto San Martín
Curicó in
Chile is a
primary and
secondary school founded by the
Marist Brothers in 1912.
Sponsored activities include workshops in...
- city is the
regional capital, Talca, with 235,000 inhabitants,
followed by
Curicó (120,700) and
Linares (127,000).
Other important cities are: Constitución...
- time of the accident. He
mistakenly believed the
aircraft had
overflown Curicó, the
turning point to fly north, and
began descending towards what he thought...
- The
Curico River is a
river of Bolivia. List of
rivers of
Bolivia Rand McNally, The New
International Atlas, 1993. v t e...
- Los Lirios, (ICAO: SCKI) is a
rural airport 8
kilometres (5 mi)
north of
Curicó, a city in the
Maule Region of Chile. The
airport is 1.6
kilometres (1 mi)...
- de La Montaña, (ICAO: SCTM) is an
airstrip 27
kilometres (17 mi) east of
Curicó, a city in the
Maule Region of Chile. The
airstrip is in the
valley of the...
