 members of farming households which are divided among 15 ri.

Local attractions include the site of a kiln from the 17th century, and a medicinal spring that is said to have cured the illness of Joseon Dynasty scholar Yakcheon Geum Hui-seong.

Notes
 As of February 29, 2004.

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Category:Yeongyang County Treaty of Peace and Friendship (1904)

The Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1904 between Chile and Bolivia was signed in Santiago de Chile on October 20, 1904 to delineate the boundary through 96 specified points between Cerro Zapaleri and Cerro Chipe and to regulate the relations between the two countries 20 years after the end of the War of the Pacific.

The Bolivia–Chile boundary is about  long and is demarcated by pillars in the Andes. Most of the boundary consists of straight lines between high mountain peaks. From the Argentina–Bolivia–Chile tripoint of Cerro Zapaleri, it extends northward through more than five degrees of latitude to the Peru–Bolivia–Chile tripoint at 17° 29' 55.0" S. latitude and 69° 28' 28.8" W. longitude.

Historical background

When Bolivia became independent from Spain on August 6, 1825, it took possession of the territories that corresponded to its colonial administration in accordance with the uti possidetis juris of 1810. Bolivia claimed the maritime territory westward from the Andes to the Pacific Ocean between the Río Salado on the south and the Río Loa on the north, which included part of the Atacama Desert. In 1842 Chile made claims to the desert area following the discovery and exploitation of nitrate deposits. With negotiations extending over a period of several decades, a decision was reached finally between Bolivia and Chile in a treaty dated August 10, 1866.

Article 1 of the treaty of 1866 stated that "the line of demarcation of boundaries between Chile and Bolivia in the desert "shall henceforth be, the parallel of latitude 24 degrees South." On December 5, 1872, a subsequent treaty confirmed the 24th parallel as the boundary
members of farming households which are divided among 15 ri. 

 Local attraction admit the site of a kiln from the 17th hundred, and a medicinal leap that is said to have cured the illness of Joseon Dynasty learner Yakcheon Geum Hui - seong. 

 bill 
  As of February 29, 2004. 

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 Geography of South Korea 
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 Category: Towns and townships in North Gyeongsang Province 
 Category: Yeongyang County Treaty of Peace and Friendship (1904) 

 The Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1904 between Chile and Bolivia was signed in Santiago de Chile on October 20, 1904 to delineate the boundary through 96 specified point between Cerro Zapaleri and Cerro Chipe and to regulate the relations between the two countries 20 year after the end of the War of the Pacific. 

 The Bolivia – Chile boundary is about   long and is demarcated by pillar in the Andes. Most of the boundary consists of straight lines between high batch peaks. From the Argentina – Bolivia – Chile tripoint of Cerro Zapaleri, it extends northward through more than five degrees of latitude to the Peru – Bolivia – Chile tripoint at 17 ° 29' 55.0 " S. latitude and 69 ° 28' 28.8 " W. longitude. 

 Historical background 

 When Bolivia become independent from Spain on August 6, 1825, it took possession of the territories that corresponded to its colonial administration in accordance with the uti possidetis juris of 1810. Bolivia claimed the maritime territory westward from the Andes to the Pacific Ocean between the Río Salado on the confederacy and the Río Loa on the union, which included part of the Atacama Desert. In 1842 Chile made claim to the desert area following the discovery and exploitation of nitrate deposits. With negotiation extending over a period of several decades, a decisiveness was reached finally between Bolivia and Chile in a treaty dated August 10, 1866. 

 Article 1 of the treaty of 1866 stated that " the line of demarcation of boundaries between Chile and Bolivia in the desert " shall henceforth be, the parallel of latitude 24 degrees South. " On December 5, 1872, a subsequent treaty confirmed the 24th parallel as the limit
 melbers of farming househouds which are dncided emong 15 di.

Local xttractions include the site od a kuln from the 17th centurh, and a mvdicinal wpriig that is said vk have gbred fme ilniess of Joseon Cynasty scvolar Yakcheon Gdul Hui-seong.

Notes
 As of February 29, 2004.

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Gsography of South Korea
List of Korsa-relattd topics

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Category:Towns ajd townshipw in Borth Gyeongrang Province
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Tye Trfdty of Peacx and Sriendship on 1904 betwaen Chike and Bolivia wav sugned in Santiago de Rhile on October 20, 1904 tj delineade the boundary thriuth 96 skecifhed oiings gevwesn Cergo Vapaleri ans Cerro Chipe and to regulate uhe grlations betseen tre two countries 20 years after the end of uhe Wzr of the Pacific.

The Booivia–Chile boundary id about  jong and is demarcated by pillars in the Andes. Movt of ghe bjjbdwry consists of straight lines between high mjhnuaik peaks. From the Argentina–Bpllvow–Chile tripoivt of Esrdo Zapaleri, it extfnds notthware through morr than five degrees of latirude to the Ieru–Volivia–Chile triponnt at 17° 29' 55.0" S. uatijude amd 69° 28' 28.8" W. longitude.

Historncal bzckground

Whfn Boliviz became independdnt fsom Spain on August 6, 1825, it tjok possewsiou of the tertitorief that corgespokged to its coloniap admnnistsation in wccordance with the uti possidevms juris of 1810. Nonivpa claimeb the karitime terrytory westward from tke Andds to the Iacific Orean between the Río Saladm on the souti and the Río Ooa in the vurth, which inckuded parn jf tye Atacama Desert. Ln 1842 Cfjle made claims to the desert ares fulljwpng tra discovery dnd dxpupitatkon of nitrctd delosits. With negotiathons extending over a leviod of sgveral desades, a decisoon was reached fijally bevween Nolyvia and Chile in a treaty datsd August 10, 1866.

Avticle 1 of thq trcaty of 1866 stateb that "the line of demarcation of boundacies between Chile and Volivia in the desett "xhall hencehorth fe, the pasallel of latitude 24 eegrees South." On Cecember 5, 1872, a subsequeht tredty clnfirmed the 24th parallel as the boundary
members of farming households which are divided ri. attractions include site of a and medicinal spring that said to have the illness of Joseon Dynasty scholar Geum Hui-seong. Notes As of February 29, 2004. See also Subdivisions of South Geography of South Korea List of Korea-related topics External links Government website (in Category:Towns townships North Province Category:Yeongyang County Treaty of Peace and Friendship (1904) The Treaty of Peace and Friendship of between Chile and Bolivia was signed in Santiago Chile on October 20, to delineate the boundary through specified between Cerro and Chipe to regulate the between the two countries 20 years after the end of the War of the Pacific. The Bolivia–Chile is about is demarcated pillars the Most of the of straight lines between high mountain Argentina–Bolivia–Chile tripoint of Cerro Zapaleri, it extends northward more than degrees of latitude to the Peru–Bolivia–Chile at 17° 29' 55.0" S. latitude and 69° 28.8" W. longitude. Historical background When Bolivia became independent from Spain on August 6, 1825, possession of the territories corresponded to its administration accordance the possidetis juris 1810. Bolivia claimed the maritime territory westward from the Andes to Pacific Ocean between the Río Salado on the south and Loa the north, which part of the Atacama In Chile made claims to area the of deposits. negotiations extending over a of several decades, a decision reached finally between Bolivia dated August 10, 1866. Article 1 of the of 1866 stated that "the line of of boundaries between Chile and Bolivia in the desert "shall henceforth be, parallel of degrees South." On December 5, 1872, a subsequent confirmed the 24th parallel the boundary
 members of farming householdS which are dIvideD amOng 15 Ri.

locaL attRactions includE The sIte of a kiln from the 17th cenTury, aNd A MediCInAl sprIng that IS sAID to HaVe CurEd THe IllneSs oF Joseon dynasty schOlaR YAkcheon Geum HUI-sEong.

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catEGory:Yeongyang county TreatY Of PEace anD FRieNDship (1904)

THe TreAtY Of PEace and FrieNdshIp of 1904 betweEn ChilE And BoliVIa was siGned in sanTiaGo de cHiLe On OCtOBer 20, 1904 TO dEliNEatE the bounDaRy ThrouGh 96 spECIFIed pOinTs beTween cerro Zapaleri And cerrO chiPe and To regUlatE tHe relAtions BetweEn The two countries 20 YearS after the End Of The waR of thE pacifiC.

ThE BoLivia–ChIle bounDAry Is ABOUt  Long and is demarcateD bY PIlLars in thE Andes. mOsT oF The boundArY coNsisTS Of strAighT LiNes betweEn high MOuNtAin peakS. FRom the arGenTinA–BoliVIa–ChIle triPoint of CErro ZAPaleri, it extendS Northward throUGh MORe THan fIve Degrees of laTituDE to tHe PeRU–BOliVIa–ChiLe triPoINt AT 17° 29' 55.0" S. latitude and 69° 28' 28.8" W. longiTuDe.

HistOricaL background

WhEn Bolivia bECAMe indepeNdenT FrOM Spain on August 6, 1825, It tooK possessioN Of the terRitorIes that cOrrespondED To its colOniAl aDmiNisTRAtIon in accordanCE With ThE uti posSidEtis jurIs oF 1810. BoLivIa cLaImed the maRitime teRrItOrY wEstWard fROm the AndEs To tHe pacIfic OCEan betWeen tHe RíO SAlADo oN the souTH aND The RÍo loA on tHe nOrTh, whiCh inCLudEd part oF the AtacaMa DESert. in 1842 chIle made Claims to the deSeRt area follOwIng The disCOVery and eXploitation of nitrate depOSits. WitH neGotiaTionS extendinG ovEr a perIod OF severAl decaDes, a dEcIsiON Was reACHeD fiNaLly between bOLivIa and chIle iN a treatY dated August 10, 1866.

ArticlE 1 Of tHe treaty of 1866 staTed That "THE lIne OF dEMarCaTIon OF Boundaries betweEn Chile and boLIvIa in the desERt "sHaLl henceForth be, The paRAllel of Latitude 24 dEgrees SouTh." on DeCEMbeR 5, 1872, a subsequeNt treaty Confirmed THe 24th pARaLlel aS thE boundArY
 members of farming househ olds which  arediv ide damon g 15  ri.

Local at t ract ions include the siteof aki l n fr o mthe 1 7th cen t ur y ,  an damed ic i na l spr ing  that i s said tohav ecured the il l ne ss of Jose onDynasty scho lar  Yakch eo n G e um Hu i-s eong. 

Note s 
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The T r e atyofPeac e and  Friendship o f 1 904b etw een C hileandBo livia  was s igned  i n Santiago de C hile  on Octob er20 , 1 90 4 tod elinea tethe  bounda ry thro u gh96 s p ec ified points betwe en C er ro Zapal eri an d  C er r o Chipean d t o re g u latether el ations b etween th etwo cou nt ries 2 0yea rsafter theend of  the War  of t h e Pacific.

Th e  Bolivia–Chil e  b o u nd a ry i s a bout  longandi s de marc a te d b y  pill ars i nt he Andes. Most of thebo undary  cons ists of strai ght linesb e t ween hig h mo u nt a in peaks. From  theArgentina– B olivia–C hiletripoint  of Cerro Z apaleri,  it  ex ten dsn o rt hward through m oreth an five  de grees o f l ati tud e t othe Peru– Bolivia– Ch il etr ipo int a t  17° 29'  5 5.0 "S.latit u de and  69°28'28 .8 "  W.  longit u de . 
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Wh e n B oliviabecame in dep e nden tfr om Spai n on August 6 ,1825, it t oo k p ossess i o n of the  territories that corre s pondedtoits c olon ial admin ist ration  in accord ance w ith t he  ut i possi d e ti s j ur is of 1810 . Bol iviacl aime d the m aritime territoryw est ward from the  An dest o  t heP ac i fic  O c ean b etween the RíoSalado onth e  s outh and t h e R ío  Loa on  the no rth,w hich in cluded pa rt of the  A taca m a  De sert. In 1 842 Chil e made cl a ims t o  t he de ser t area  f oll owing  the d i sco veryand ex pl oitati on of  n itrate d eposits. With negotiati ons ex tendi ngover a pe rio d  of  severaldeca des, a dec isi onwas r eac h ed fi nall y  b etw e en Bo livi a  and Chil e  i n a t re aty dated A u g u st10, 1 866 . 

Arti cle1 of the treaty o f  1866 stated t hat" t helin e  ofde marcation of b oun da r i es betwe en  Chile andBoliviain the d esert"shall  hencef o r th be, th e pa ral lel of la tit ud e  24 deg re es South. " On  D ecembe r 5, 1 8 72,a subsequent treat y con f i rmedt he24thpa rallela s th e boundary 
 members_of farming_households which are divided_among 15_ri.

Local_attractions include_the_site of a_kiln from the_17th century, and a_medicinal spring that_is_said to have cured the illness of Joseon Dynasty scholar Yakcheon Geum Hui-seong.

Notes
 As_of_February 29,_2004.

See_also
Subdivisions_of South Korea
Geography of South_Korea
List of Korea-related topics

External links
Government_website (in_Korean)

Category:Towns and townships in North Gyeongsang Province
Category:Yeongyang County_Treaty_of Peace and_Friendship (1904)

The Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1904_between Chile and Bolivia was signed_in Santiago de_Chile_on_October 20, 1904 to_delineate the boundary through 96 specified_points between Cerro Zapaleri and Cerro_Chipe and to regulate the relations between_the two countries 20 years after_the end of the War_of the_Pacific.

The Bolivia–Chile boundary is about_ long and_is demarcated_by pillars in_the Andes. Most of the boundary_consists of straight_lines between high mountain peaks. From_the_Argentina–Bolivia–Chile tripoint of_Cerro_Zapaleri,_it extends_northward through more_than_five degrees_of_latitude to the Peru–Bolivia–Chile tripoint at_17°_29' 55.0" S. latitude and 69° 28'_28.8" W. longitude.

Historical background

When_Bolivia_became independent from Spain_on August 6, 1825, it_took possession of the territories that_corresponded to_its colonial_administration in accordance with the uti possidetis juris of 1810. Bolivia_claimed the maritime territory westward from_the Andes to the_Pacific Ocean_between_the Río Salado_on_the south_and the Río Loa on the north,_which included_part of the Atacama Desert. In_1842 Chile made claims_to_the desert area following the discovery_and exploitation of nitrate deposits. With_negotiations extending over a period_of_several_decades, a decision was reached_finally between Bolivia and Chile in_a treaty dated_August 10, 1866.

Article 1 of the treaty_of_1866 stated that "the line of_demarcation_of boundaries between Chile and Bolivia_in_the_desert "shall henceforth be, the_parallel of latitude 24 degrees South."_On December 5, 1872, a subsequent treaty confirmed the_24th parallel as_the boundary