Cautín
Cautín is a commune and city in southern Chile, located in the Araucanía Region. It serves as the capital of the Cautín Province. The city itself is situated in a fertile valley, a characteristic feature of the broader Araucanía region, known for its agricultural productivity. The commune encompasses a diverse landscape, including fertile plains, rolling hills, and proximity to the Andes foothills.
Historically, the area around Cautín has been inhabited by indigenous Mapuche peoples for centuries. The arrival
The economy of Cautín is largely based on agriculture, with crops such as wheat, oats, and potatoes