Chile's northern regions contain some of the country's wildest scenery. The area's main feature is the Atacama desert, the world's driest; and there is spectacular volcanic and altiplano scenery to be discovered in the high altitude regions along the Bolivian border. Most towns are found along the coast where fishing is a major industry, and the desert is also noted for its geoglyphs and remains of nitrate mining towns.

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