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Tantauco Park (Spanish:
Parque Tantauco) is a 1,180 km2 (456 sq mi)
private natural reserve on the
south end of Chiloé
Island in Chile. The park was created...
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Corcovado Hornopirén Pumalín
Puyehue Vicente Pérez
Rosales Private parks Tantauco Park Las
Vertientes –
Reserva Natural Privada Natural monuments Islotes...
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Nacional de Chiloé) is
located on the island's
western s**** and
Tantauco Park (Parque
Tantauco), a
private natural reserve created and
owned by
Chilean business...
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slowly started to
expand its
influence and to
establish its borders. By the
Tantauco Treaty, the
archipelago of Chiloé was
incorporated in 1826. The economy...
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institute during his presidency. In 2005, Piñera
created Tantauco Park (Spanish:
Parque Tantauco), a 1,180
square kilometres (460 sq mi) a
private natural...
- Constitución) Área
Costera Protegida Punta Curiñanco (owned by CODEFF)
Tantauco Park (owned by Sebastián Piñera)
Valdivian Coastal Reserve (owned by The...
- and the 1826
battles of
Pudeto and Bellavista, he
signed the
Treaty of
Tantauco, in
which Spain definitively renounced claims to that area. At
about the...
- to the new
Republic of Chile, only in
January 1826, when the
Treaty of
Tantauco was signed,
during the
government of Ramón Freire,
successor of O'Higgins...
- Ruiz de
Gamboa • 1817–1852
Antonio de
Quintanilla Historical era
Spanish Empire • Established 1567 • Treaty of
Tantauco 1852
Currency Peso Real de alerce...
- and
Bellavista (January 1826),
which led to the
signing of the
Treaty of
Tantauco. In July 1826, due to
political instability, he
resigned from the position...
