Treaty of Ancón

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The Treaty of Ancón was the 1883 peace agreement that ended the War of the Pacific, resulting in Peru ceding the Tarapacá province to Chile and reshaping the political map of the Pacific coast of South America.

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Treaty of Ancón canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
international treaty
peace treaty
affectedTerritory Arica Province NERFINISHED
Tacna Province NERFINISHED
Tarapacá Province NERFINISHED
belligerentSideRepresented Chile NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
cameIntoForceInYear 1883
conflictSide Chile–Peru front of the War of the Pacific NERFINISHED
countryAffected Bolivia NERFINISHED
Chile NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
endedConflict War of the Pacific NERFINISHED
establishedStatusOf Arica NERFINISHED
Tacna NERFINISHED
hasLanguage Spanish
historicalPeriod 19th century
impact consolidated Chilean control over nitrate-rich areas
loss of Peruvian access to Tarapacá resources
reshaped political map of Pacific coast of South America
legalNature cession treaty
locationNowIn Ancón District NERFINISHED
Lima Province NERFINISHED
Lima Region NERFINISHED
partOf post-War of the Pacific settlement
precedes Treaty of Lima (1929) NERFINISHED
relatedTo Chilean–Peruvian territorial dispute NERFINISHED
Tacna–Arica dispute NERFINISHED
Treaty of Lima NERFINISHED
resultedIn Chilean annexation of Tarapacá
Peru ceding Tarapacá to Chile in perpetuity
cession of Tarapacá province to Chile
signatory Republic of Chile NERFINISHED
Republic of Peru NERFINISHED
signedAt Ancón NERFINISHED
signedByRepresentativeOfChile Jovino Novoa NERFINISHED
signedByRepresentativeOfPeru José Antonio de Lavalle NERFINISHED
signedInCountry Peru NERFINISHED
signedOn 1883-10-20
stipulated Peru to receive compensation if Tacna and Arica remained Chilean
Peru to recognize Chilean control over occupied territories
Peru to renounce claims over Tarapacá
Tacna and Arica to remain under Chilean administration for 10 years
a plebiscite to determine sovereignty over Tacna and Arica
subjectMatter administration of occupied territories
post-war indemnities
territorial sovereignty

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War of the Pacific treaty Treaty of Ancón
Peru–Chile border establishedByTreaty Treaty of Ancón