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17° 2'16.30"S
81°33'22.92"W←↕→52°30'0.00"W
56°33'51.63"S

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Español: Mapa de la Capitanía General de Chile o Reino de Chile en 1776.

Límites basados en el mapa de la América Meridional de 1775 de Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla y el mapa general del Reyno de Chile de 1973 de Andrés Baleato.

Incluye todos los territorios asignados de iure sin perjuicio de si tenían posesión efectiva. Entre estos las Tierras Magallánicas (Chile Moderno o Patagonia), Atacama, la Provincia de Cuyo (segregada un año después), Chiloé, isla de San Carlos (Rapa Nui), Terra Australis (Antártica), entre otros territorios.

Incluye asentamientos vigentes en 1776 como también los destruidos en la zona de la Araucanía y abandonados en el estrecho de Magallanes.
English: Map of the Captaincy General of Chile or Kingdom of Chile in 1776.

Boundaries based on the 1775 map of South America by Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla and the 1973 general map of the Kingdom of Chile by Andrés Baleato.

It includes all the territories assigned de iure without prejudice of whether they had effective possession. Among these are the Magellanic Lands (Modern Chile or Patagonia), Atacama, the Province of Cuyo (segregated a year later), Chiloé, San Carlos Island (Rapa Nui), Terra Australis (Antarctica), among other territories.

It includes settlements in force in 1776 as well as those destroyed in the Araucanía area and abandoned in the Strait of Magellan.
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Chile location map (+claims, 1776).svg

Gobernación de la Terra Australis (1539-1555), España.svg This file was derived from: Chile location map.svg by NordNordWest
Reino de Chile según Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla, 1775.jpg Límite entre Chile y Perú en el río Loa, Plano General del Reyno de Chile en la América Meridional de Andrés Baleato (1793).jpg Own work

  • [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] Los Títulos Históricos: Historia de las fronteras de Chile, 1980, Lagos Carmona, Guillermo. «(p. 197) Acotamos nosotros que el río Loa está en 22 grados y que Baleato, en 1793, indicó 21,5 grados para el comienzo del Reino de Chile, con el Loa en su desembocadura en el Pacífico. (...) (p. 540) de conformidad con el Mapa de Cano y Olmedilla, el límite del reino de Chile "(...) a través del desierto de Atacama (...) Desde aquí tuerce al S. , SE., y S. conservando en general este último rumbo hasta las cercanías del paralelo 29°, desde donde toma dirección S.E., rodeando por el oriente la 'Provincia de Cuyo' que, por supuesto, aparece incluida en el territorio del Reino de Chile. En la latitud de 32°30' la línea tuerce al S.O. hasta alcanzar el río Quinto, que, como dice la leyenda 'se comunica por canales con el Saladillo en tiempo de inundaciones'. Sigue el río hacia abajo hasta el meridiano 316°, contando al E. de Tenerife, donde desvía un trecho hasta llegar al río Hueuque-Leuvu (o río Barrancas) en 371/2° de latitud. De aquí corre acompañando el río un trecho al S.E., para desviar en seguida al E. y caer en el mar Atlántico en las cercanía del paralelo 37° entre el cabo de Lobos y el cabo Corrientes", "poco al norte de Mar del Plata actual". (...) (p. 543) En este documento se vé que los de la provincia de Cuyo terminan al Sur en el origen del Río Diamante , y que de ese punto hacia el Este , parte la línea divisoria hasta aquel en que el Río Quinto atraviesa el camino que se dirige de Santiago a Buenos Aires.»
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Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla  (1734–1790)  wikidata:Q1710699
 
Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla
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Birth name: Juan de la Cruz Cano y Olmedilla; Juan de la Cruz Cano; Juan de la Cruz Cano y Holmedilla; Juan De La Cruz Cano Y Homedilla; Juan de la Cruz; Juan de la Cruz Cano Olmedilla; Juan de La Cruz Cano y Olmedilla
Description Spanish cartographer
Date of birth/death 14 May 1734 Edit this at Wikidata 15 February 1790 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Madrid Madrid
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creator QS:P170,Q1710699

Andrés Baleato

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