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Carelmapu (lit. from
Mapudungun "Green Land") is a port and town (Spanish: pueblo) at the
western end of
Chacao Channel,
southern Chile.
Carelmapu was...
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Spanish city of Valdivia. The
expedition sacked the
Spanish settlements of
Carelmapu and
Castro in the Chiloé
Archipelago before sailing to Valdivia, having...
- Chiloé, the
refugees were ****igned to two new settlements,
Calbuco and
Carelmapu.
Yanakuna loyal to the
Spanish in
these difficult times were rewarded...
- and is
harvested for
human consumption,
mainly in the
towns of Calbuco,
Carelmapu and
Puerto Montt. This
barnacle forms part of
Chilean cuisine. Its meat...
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Bueno Captain Ignacio Carrera Yturgoyen penetrated with an army from
Carelmapu north to the
vicinity of the
ruins of
Osorno where his
expedition were...
- President. On the
basis of this
radical program, he was
elected Deputy for
Carelmapu several times: 1864–1867; 1870–1873; 1873–1876; 1876–1879; 1879–1882....
- and the
whole area
between Valdivia and the
settlements of
Calbuco and
Carelmapu remained independent indigenous territory closed to the Spanish. The Spanish...
- to Valdivia: The
Dutch fleet (led by
Hendrik Brouwer) is
spotted off
Carelmapu in Chile, soon
afterwards landing nearby and
plundering the fort and village...
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Radical Party and was
elected a
deputy in 1924 for
Llanquihue and
Carelmapu. In 1933 he was re-elected, this time as a
deputy for Valdivia, Osorno...
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Cuncos had bad
relations with the
Spanish settlements of
Calbuco and
Carelmapu formed by
exiles from
Osorno and
loyalist Indians. Indeed, the area between...
