| Summary: | (A1) Posterior mean prevalence, all areas. (A2) Posterior mean prevalence, Central area. Colours are in increasing gradient for prevalence (light yellow 5–7% to dark red 15–17% of diabetes prevalence). (B1) Hotspots, All areas. (B2) Hotspots, Central areas. The hotspot is shown in dark grey (exceedance probability significant for ≥ 11%). North: 1 = Parinacota; 2 = Arica; 3 = Iquique; 4 = Tamarugal; 5 = Tocopilla; 6 = El Loa; 7 = Antofagasta; 8 = Chañaral; 9 = Copiapó; 10 = Huasco; 11 = Elqui; 12 = Limarí; 13 = Choapa; Centre: 14 = San Antonio; 15 = Petorca; 16 = Valparaíso; 17 = Quillota; 18 = Los Andes; 19 = San Felipe; 20 = Chacabuco; 21 = Santiago; 22 = Melipilla; 23 = Talagante; 24 = Maipo; 25 = Cordillera; 26 = Cardenal Caro; 27 = Cachapoal; 28 = Colchagua; 29 = Cauquenes; 30 = Curicó; 31 = Linares; 32 = Talca; 33 = Arauco; 34 = Concepción; 35 = Ñuble; 36 = Biobio; South: 37 = Malleco; 38 = Cautín; 39 = Ranco; 40 = Valdivia; 41 = Chiloé; 42 = Llanquihue; 43 = Palena; 44 = Osorno; Far South: 45 = Coyhaique; 46 = General Carrera; 47 = Aisén; 48 = Capitan Prat; 49 = Antártica Chilena; 50 = Última Esperanza; 51 = Magallanes; 52 = Tierra del Fuego.Republished from http://labgeo.ufro.cl/ under a CC BY license, with permission from C. Albers, original copyright 2020.
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