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

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.

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All rulers (36)

  1. Manuel Blanco Encalada1826
  2. Ramón Freire1827
  3. Francisco Ramón Vicuña1829
  4. Francisco Antonio Pinto1829
  5. José Tomás Ovalle1830–1831
  6. José Joaquín Prieto1831–1841
  7. Manuel Bulnes1841–1851
  8. Manuel Montt1851–1861
  9. José Joaquín Pérez1861–1871
  10. Federico Errázuriz Zañartu1871–1876
  11. Aníbal Pinto1876–1881
  12. Domingo Santa María1881–1886
  13. José Manuel Balmaceda1886–1891
  14. Jorge Montt1891–1896
  15. Federico Errázuriz Echaurren1896–1901
  16. Aníbal Zañartu1901
  17. Germán Riesco1901–1906
  18. Pedro Montt1906–1910
  19. Ramón Barros Luco1910–1915
  20. Emiliano Figueroa1910
  21. Elías Fernández Albano1910
  22. Juan Luis Sanfuentes1915–1920
  23. Arturo Alessandri1920–1924
  24. Luis Altamirano1924–1925
  25. Emilio Bello Codesido1925
  26. Pedro Dartnell1925
  27. Emiliano Figueroa1925–1927
  28. Arturo Alessandri1925
  29. Carlos Ibáñez del Campo1927–1931
  30. Pedro Opaso1931
  31. Juan Esteban Montero1931–1932
  32. Carlos Dávila1932
  33. Bartolomé Blanche1932
  34. Arturo Alessandri1932–1938
  35. Pedro Aguirre Cerda1938–1941
  36. Juan Antonio Rios1942–1946

Records (107)

  1. 1544 — Battle of CachapoalBattle
  2. 1546–1609 — Arauco WarWar
  3. 1557 — Battle of MataquitoBattle
  4. 1557 — Battle of MillarapueBattle
  5. 1563 — First Siege of Fort AraucoSiege
  6. 1563 — Second Siege of AraucoSiege
  7. 1564 — Siege of ConcepcionSiege
  8. 1566 — Battle of TalcamávidaBattle
  9. 1654 — Battle of Río BuenoBattle
  10. 1681 — Attack on AricaBattle
  11. 1811 — Battle of TacuaríBattle
  12. 1813 — Siege of ChillánSiege
  13. 1813 — Battle of Yerbas BuenasBattle
  14. 1813 — Battle of MaipónBattle
  15. 1813 — Battle of CauquenesBattle
  16. 1813 — Capture of the Frigate Nueva LimeñaNaval battle
  17. 1814 — Battle of RancaguaBattle
  18. 1814 — Battle of Las Tres AcequiasBattle
  19. 1814 — Battle of El QuiloBattle
  20. 1814 — Battle of QuechereguasBattle
  21. 1814 — Battle of ValparaísoNaval battle
  22. 1817 — Battle of ChacabucoBattle
  23. 1817 — Siege of TalcahuanoBattle
  24. 1817 — Battle of PutaendoBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
  25. 1817 — Battle of SalalaBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
  26. 1818 — Battle of MaipúBattle
  27. 1818 — Battle of TalcahuanoNaval battle
  28. 1818 — Battle of Cancha RayadaBattle · Spain ▸ Chilean Rebels
  29. 1818 — Battle of MaipuBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
  30. 1819 — Battle of QuilmoBattle
  31. 1819 — Battle of HualquiBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
  32. 1819 — Battle of PileoBattle · Royalist Guerillas ▸ Chile
  33. 1820 — Battle of El ToroBattle
  34. 1820 — Los Andes vs PruebaNaval battle
  35. 1820 — Battle of TarpellancaBattle · Royalist Rebels ▸ Chile
  36. 1820 — Battle of ValdiviaBattle · Chilean Rebels ▸ Spain
  37. 1824 — Battle of MocopulliBattle
  38. 1826 — Battle of BellavistaBattle
  39. 1829–1830 — Chilean Civil War of 1829-1830War
  40. 1829 — Bataia de lircaiBattle
  41. 1829 — Battle of OchagaviaBattle
  42. 1830 — Battle of LircayBattle · Conservatives ▸ Liberals
  43. 1836–1839 — War of the ConfederationWar
  44. 1836 — Capture of Confederate shipsNaval battle
  45. 1837 — Battle of Cerro BarónBattle
  46. 1839 — Battle of CasmaNaval battle
  47. 1839 — Battle of BuinBattle
  48. 1851 — Battle of LoncomillaBattle
  49. 1851 — 1851 Chilean RevolutionRevolution
  50. 1851 — Siege of La SerenaSiege
  51. 1851 — Battle of PetorcaBattle · Chile ▸ Chilean Liberal Rebels
  52. 1855 — 1856 Argentina–Chile treatyTreaty
  53. 1859 — Battle of Cerro GrandeBattle
  54. 1859 — Battle of MaipónBattle
  55. 1859 — Capture of TalcaBattle
  56. 1859 — Battle of LorosBattle · Chilean Liberal Rebels ▸ Chilean Conservative Rebels
  57. 1861–1883 — occupation of AraucaníaWar
  58. 1864–1866 — Chincha Islands WarWar
  59. 1865 — Battle of PapudoBattle
  60. 1865 — Action of 17 November 1865Naval battle
  61. 1865 — 1865 Calderilla clashesNaval battle
  62. 1866 — Boundary Treaty of 1866 between Chile and BoliviaTreaty
  63. 1866 — Battle of HuiteNaval battle
  64. 1866 — Battle of ValparaisoBattle · Spain ▸ Chile
  65. 1868 — Battle of CuracoBattle
  66. 1874 — Tratado de 1874 entre Bolivia y ChileTreaty
  67. 1879–1884 — War of the PacificWar
  68. 1879 — Battle of IquiqueNaval battle
  69. 1879 — Battle of PisaguaBattle
  70. 1879 — Battle of TopeterBattle
  71. 1879 — Blockade of IquiqueSiege
  72. 1879 — Naval Campaign of the War of the PacificCampaign
  73. 1879 — Capture of the corvette PilcomayoNaval battle
  74. 1879 — Capture of the steamer RímacNaval battle
  75. 1879 — Battle of Río GrandeBattle
  76. 1879 — Second Battle of IquiqueNaval battle
  77. 1880 — Battle of TacnaBattle
  78. 1880 — Battle of AricaBattle
  79. 1880 — Battle of AricaNaval battle
  80. 1880 — Rupture of the Blockade of AricaNaval battle
  81. 1880 — Battle of El ManzanoBattle
  82. 1880 — Battle of BuenavistaBattle
  83. 1881 — Boundary treaty of 1881 between Chile and ArgentinaTreaty
  84. 1883 — Treaty of AncónTreaty
  85. 1883 — 1883 Chilean–Spanish TreatyTreaty
  86. 1891 — Battle of Caldera BayBattle
  87. 1891 — Battle of PlacillaBattle
  88. 1891 — Battle of ConcónBattle
  89. 1891 — Battle of Pozo AlmonteBattle
  90. 1891 — Battle of Alto HospicioBattle
  91. 1891 — Battle of DoloresBattle
  92. 1891 — Action of August 23 1891Naval battle
  93. 1891 — Battle of ConconBattle · Chilean Congressists ▸ Chilean Presidentialists
  94. 1891 — Battle of HuaraBattle · Chilean Presidentialists ▸ Chilean Congressists
  95. 1891 — Battle of San FranciscoBattle · Congressists ▸ Presidentialists
  96. 1893 — 1893 border protocol between Argentina & ChileTreaty
  97. 1902 — Pacts of MayTreaty
  98. 1904 — Treaty of Peace and loveTreaty
  99. 1907 — Santa María School massacreMassacre
  100. 1912 — Forrahue massacreMassacre
  101. 1914 — Battle of CoronelBattle · Germany ▸ United Kingdom
  102. 1915 — Battle of Más a TierraNaval battle
  103. 1918 — Chile Chico WarWar
  104. 1925 — Marusia massacreMassacre
  105. 1929 — Treaty of LimaTreaty
  106. 1934 — Ranquil massacreMassacre
  107. 1938 — Seguro Obrero massacreMassacre

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