The history of Quellón and the Island of Chiloé dates back to pre-Hispanic times, when indigenous peoples inhabited the area.
During colonial times, the city of Quellón was founded as a Jesuit mission and later became an important fishing port.
During the 20th century, Quellón developed as a center of the fishing and lumber industry, and became an important port in the region.
Today, the city remains a center of economic activity on the island and boasts an interesting mix of indigenous and colonial culture and traditions.
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