Tacna and Arica campaign

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The Tacna and Arica campaign was a major land offensive during the War of the Pacific in which Chilean forces defeated Peruvian and Bolivian troops, leading to Chile’s occupation of southern Peruvian territory and the loss of Bolivia’s coastal access.

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Surface form Occurrences
Assault on the Morro de Arica 1

Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf land offensive
military campaign
belligerent Bolivia NERFINISHED
Chile NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
combatant Bolivian Army NERFINISHED
Chilean Army NERFINISHED
Peruvian Army NERFINISHED
conflict War of the Pacific NERFINISHED
consequence long-term territorial dispute between Chile and Peru
permanent loss of direct sea access for Bolivia
strengthening of Chilean control over coastal territories
countryInvolved Bolivia NERFINISHED
Chile NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
followedBy Lima campaign NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod late 19th century
impact redrawing of borders between Chile, Peru, and Bolivia
shift in balance of power on the Pacific coast of South America
location Arica NERFINISHED
Pacific coast of South America
Tacna NERFINISHED
southern Peru NERFINISHED
opponentOf Bolivia NERFINISHED
Chile NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
partOf War of the Pacific NERFINISHED
precededBy Tarapacá campaign NERFINISHED
regionAffected Atacama Desert region NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Battle of Arica NERFINISHED
Battle of Tacna NERFINISHED
result Chilean victory
loss of Bolivia’s coastal access
occupation of southern Peruvian territory by Chile
strategicObjective eliminate allied Peruvian-Bolivian resistance in the south
secure control of southern Peruvian provinces
theaterOfWar land
typeOfWarfare conventional warfare

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War of the Pacific notableCampaign Tacna and Arica campaign
Morro de Arica hasEvent Tacna and Arica campaign
this entity surface form: Assault on the Morro de Arica