The Chilean Coastal Range is a mountain range located along the central and southern coast of Chile. It runs parallel to the Pacific Ocean and is characterized by rugged terrain, steep slopes, and a variety of ecosystems. The range plays a significant role in the region's climate, influencing rainfall patterns and creating diverse habitats. The Coastal Range is home to several important natural features, including numerous rivers and valleys. It also contains unique flora and fauna, some of which are endemic to the region. The range is a vital part of Chile's geography and contributes to the country's rich biodiversity.