The province was known for its agriculture, particularly wine production, grain and fruit cultivation, and a rich cultural tradition influenced by indigenous Mapuche and Spanish colonial elements.
The capital was Chillán, a city with historical significance due to events such as the 1939 earthquake.
Ñuble had a temperate climate and a diverse landscape, from the Andes to the coastal plain.
As a region, Ñuble retains these characteristics, with a focus on economic development and agriculture.
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