State
Chile
country in South America and Oceania, with a claim in Antarctica
- This boundary
- 1810–1945
- Founded
- 1810
- Capital
- Santiago
- Government
- democratic republic
- Languages
- Spanish
- Preceded by
- Captaincy General of Chile
Overview
Chile, officially the Republic of Chile, is a country in the Southern Cone of southwestern South America. It is the southernmost country in the world and the closest to Antarctica, extending along a narrow strip of land between the Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean. According to the 2024 census, Chile had an enumerated population of 18.5 million. The country covers a territorial area of 756,102 square kilometers (291,933 sq mi), sharing borders with Peru to the north, Bolivia to the northeast, Argentina to the east, and the Drake Passage to the south. It also administers several Pacific islands, including Juan Fernández, Isla Salas y Gómez, Desventuradas, and Easter Island, and claims about 1,250,000 square kilometers (480,000 sq mi) of Antarctica as the Chilean Antarctic Territory. The capital and largest city is Santiago, and the official and national language is Spanish.
All rulers (36)
- Manuel Blanco Encalada1826
- Ramón Freire1827
- Francisco Ramón Vicuña1829
- Francisco Antonio Pinto1829
- José Tomás Ovalle1830–1831
- José Joaquín Prieto1831–1841
- Manuel Bulnes1841–1851
- Manuel Montt1851–1861
- José Joaquín Pérez1861–1871
- Federico Errázuriz Zañartu1871–1876
- Aníbal Pinto1876–1881
- Domingo Santa María1881–1886
- José Manuel Balmaceda1886–1891
- Jorge Montt1891–1896
- Federico Errázuriz Echaurren1896–1901
- Aníbal Zañartu1901
- Germán Riesco1901–1906
- Pedro Montt1906–1910
- Ramón Barros Luco1910–1915
- Emiliano Figueroa1910
- Elías Fernández Albano1910
- Juan Luis Sanfuentes1915–1920
- Arturo Alessandri1920–1924
- Luis Altamirano1924–1925
- Emilio Bello Codesido1925
- Pedro Dartnell1925
- Emiliano Figueroa1925–1927
- Arturo Alessandri1925
- Carlos Ibáñez del Campo1927–1931
- Pedro Opaso1931
- Juan Esteban Montero1931–1932
- Carlos Dávila1932
- Bartolomé Blanche1932
- Arturo Alessandri1932–1938
- Pedro Aguirre Cerda1938–1941
- Juan Antonio Rios1942–1946
Records (107)
- 1544 — Battle of CachapoalBattle
- 1546–1609 — Arauco WarWar
- 1557 — Battle of MataquitoBattle
- 1557 — Battle of MillarapueBattle
- 1563 — First Siege of Fort AraucoSiege
- 1563 — Second Siege of AraucoSiege
- 1564 — Siege of ConcepcionSiege
- 1566 — Battle of TalcamávidaBattle
- 1654 — Battle of Río BuenoBattle
- 1681 — Attack on AricaBattle
- 1811 — Battle of TacuaríBattle
- 1813 — Siege of ChillánSiege
- 1813 — Battle of Yerbas BuenasBattle
- 1813 — Battle of MaipónBattle
- 1813 — Battle of CauquenesBattle
- 1813 — Capture of the Frigate Nueva LimeñaNaval battle
- 1814 — Battle of RancaguaBattle
- 1814 — Battle of Las Tres AcequiasBattle
- 1814 — Battle of El QuiloBattle
- 1814 — Battle of QuechereguasBattle
- 1814 — Battle of ValparaísoNaval battle
- 1817 — Battle of ChacabucoBattle
- 1817 — Siege of TalcahuanoBattle
- 1817 — Battle of PutaendoBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1817 — Battle of SalalaBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1818 — Battle of MaipúBattle
- 1818 — Battle of TalcahuanoNaval battle
- 1818 — Battle of Cancha RayadaBattle · Spain ▸ Chilean Rebels
- 1818 — Battle of MaipuBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1819 — Battle of QuilmoBattle
- 1819 — Battle of HualquiBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1819 — Battle of PileoBattle · Royalist Guerillas ▸ Chile
- 1820 — Battle of El ToroBattle
- 1820 — Los Andes vs PruebaNaval battle
- 1820 — Battle of TarpellancaBattle · Royalist Rebels ▸ Chile
- 1820 — Battle of ValdiviaBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
- 1824 — Battle of MocopulliBattle
- 1826 — Battle of BellavistaBattle
- 1829–1830 — Chilean Civil War of 1829-1830War
- 1829 — Bataia de lircaiBattle
- 1829 — Battle of OchagaviaBattle
- 1830 — Battle of LircayBattle · Conservatives ▸ Liberals
- 1836–1839 — War of the ConfederationWar
- 1836 — Capture of Confederate shipsNaval battle
- 1837 — Battle of Cerro BarónBattle
- 1839 — Battle of CasmaNaval battle
- 1839 — Battle of BuinBattle
- 1851 — Battle of LoncomillaBattle
- 1851 — 1851 Chilean RevolutionRevolution
- 1851 — Siege of La SerenaSiege
- 1851 — Battle of PetorcaBattle · Chile ▸ Chilean Liberal Rebels
- 1855 — 1856 Argentina–Chile treatyTreaty
- 1859 — Battle of Cerro GrandeBattle
- 1859 — Battle of MaipónBattle
- 1859 — Capture of TalcaBattle
- 1859 — Battle of LorosBattle · Chilean Liberal Rebels ▸ Chilean Conservative Rebels
- 1861–1883 — occupation of AraucaníaWar
- 1864–1866 — Chincha Islands WarWar
- 1865 — Battle of PapudoBattle
- 1865 — Action of 17 November 1865Naval battle
- 1865 — 1865 Calderilla clashesNaval battle
- 1866 — Boundary Treaty of 1866 between Chile and BoliviaTreaty
- 1866 — Battle of HuiteNaval battle
- 1866 — Battle of ValparaisoBattle · Spain ▸ Chile
- 1868 — Battle of CuracoBattle
- 1874 — Tratado de 1874 entre Bolivia y ChileTreaty
- 1879–1884 — War of the PacificWar
- 1879 — Battle of IquiqueNaval battle
- 1879 — Battle of PisaguaBattle
- 1879 — Battle of TopeterBattle
- 1879 — Blockade of IquiqueSiege
- 1879 — Naval Campaign of the War of the PacificCampaign
- 1879 — Capture of the corvette PilcomayoNaval battle
- 1879 — Capture of the steamer RímacNaval battle
- 1879 — Battle of Río GrandeBattle
- 1879 — Second Battle of IquiqueNaval battle
- 1880 — Battle of TacnaBattle
- 1880 — Battle of AricaBattle
- 1880 — Battle of AricaNaval battle
- 1880 — Rupture of the Blockade of AricaNaval battle
- 1880 — Battle of El ManzanoBattle
- 1880 — Battle of BuenavistaBattle
- 1881 — Boundary treaty of 1881 between Chile and ArgentinaTreaty
- 1883 — Treaty of AncónTreaty
- 1883 — 1883 Chilean–Spanish TreatyTreaty
- 1891 — Battle of Caldera BayBattle
- 1891 — Battle of PlacillaBattle
- 1891 — Battle of ConcónBattle
- 1891 — Battle of Pozo AlmonteBattle
- 1891 — Battle of Alto HospicioBattle
- 1891 — Battle of DoloresBattle
- 1891 — Action of August 23 1891Naval battle
- 1891 — Battle of ConconBattle · Chilean Congressists ▸ Chilean Presidentialists
- 1891 — Battle of HuaraBattle · Chilean Presidentialists ▸ Chilean Congressists
- 1891 — Battle of San FranciscoBattle · Congressists ▸ Presidentialists
- 1893 — 1893 border protocol between Argentina & ChileTreaty
- 1902 — Pacts of MayTreaty
- 1904 — Treaty of Peace and loveTreaty
- 1907 — Santa María School massacreMassacre
- 1912 — Forrahue massacreMassacre
- 1914 — Battle of CoronelBattle · Germany ▸ United Kingdom
- 1915 — Battle of Más a TierraNaval battle
- 1918 — Chile Chico WarWar
- 1925 — Marusia massacreMassacre
- 1929 — Treaty of LimaTreaty
- 1934 — Ranquil massacreMassacre
- 1938 — Seguro Obrero massacreMassacre
Facts from Wikidata (CC0), HCED (CC0) and Cliopatria (CC BY 4.0); overview excerpted from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).