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Papudo is a
Chilean commune located in the
Petorca Province, Valparaíso Region. Most of its
permanent residents live in the
small town of the same name...
- The
Naval Battle of
Papudo was a
naval engagement fought between Spanish and
Chilean forces on
November 26, 1865,
during the
Chincha Islands War. It was...
- Prat had
taken part in
several naval engagements,
including battles at
Papudo (1865), and at the
Abtao (1866).
Following his death, his name
became a...
- allied,
Spain had
suffered a
humiliating naval defeat at the
naval Battle of
Papudo on
November 26, 1865. The
engagement had the
Chilean corvette Esmeralda...
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first Sa'ar 4,
followed by a
second in 1980 and a
final two
boats in 1997.
Papudo (ex INS Tarshish) was
purchased with
several missing systems and due to...
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undefended port of Valparaíso.
After the
humiliating defeat at the
Battle of
Papudo and the
indecisive Battle of Abtao, Rear
Admiral Casto Méndez Núñez was...
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coastal road
leading from Viña del Mar and Concon, on the
north by
Route from
Papudo and
Zapallar and on the east from
Route CH-5
North via Nogales. The name...
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Catholic church located in
Papudo, Valparaíso Region, Chile. It was
declared as a
National Historic Monument in 1995.
Papudo was
initially used as a port...
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Chilean Navy in 1946. She
arrived in
Chile 12
April 1946 and was
renamed Papudo. She
served in the
Chilean Navy
until 6
April 1965 when she was struck....
- 2023.
Retrieved 6
March 2025. Motta,
Nelson (22
August 1975). "Conheceu,
papudo?". O Globo. Organizações Globo. p. 31.
Retrieved 17
August 2018. Motta,...
