Biobío

Biobío or Bío-Bío may refer to several places in Chile:

  • Biobío River, the second longest river in Chile and the southern frontier of the Kingdom of Chile
  • Bío Bío Region, eighth region of Chile (first level)
  • Bío Bío Province, subdivision of the Bío-Bío Region (second level)
  • Alto Bío Bío, commune of the Bío Bío Province (third level)

    • See also

  • ST Bio Bio, an Argentinian tug
  • SS Bio-Bio (1930), a Chilean passenger/cargo ship that was wrecked in 1935.

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    Four killed after plane crashes in Chile

    The Siasat Daily 09 Jan 2017
    Santiago. At least four persons were killed after a small plane in which they were flying crashed in Chile, police said. The accident occurred near the Lequecahue airport in Chile’s southern Biobio region on Sunday, killing three men and a woman who were on board, Efe news reported ... IANS ... ....
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