Cochamó is a Chilean town and commune located in Llanquihue Province, Los Lagos Region. The capital of the commune is the town of Río Puelo, which is named after the Puelo River.

History

This sprawling commune was established in 1979; its capital is the Rio Puelo community. Settlement in the area dates back to prehispanic times. Later, the town emerged from stages of consolidating permanent occupation of Cochamó. Recently, ecotourism has become a constantly growing activity in the area. The population of Cochamó is mostly of Spanish origin, with small numbers of Germans and Italians.

Latitude 41°29′39″ S

Longitude 72°18′24″ W

Thursday, October 14, 2010

 
Excellent field located on the banks of the Puelo river,  Cochamó Commune.

 Beautiful surroundings
 Expanse of native forest 
 Grove especially to work in tourism 
 Excellents places for the construction of a lodge or camping 
 Rivers good for fishing. 
 Near roads with easy access
    
CLP $ 90.000.000 + 2 %
US $ 190,000 + 2 %
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