Parcial reproduction of the first argentinian map showing the boundaries laid down in the Boundary Treaty of 23 July 1881, appeared in "La Ilustracion Argentina" issue of 10 November 1881 in Buenos Ai

Partial view of the Latzina map of 1882. The first official argentine map, produced, after the Boundary Treaty of 1881. It was ordered to be drawn up by the then Argentine Minister of the Interior, Be

Map from the Argentine Republic Geographic Atlas - 1887. This geographic Atlas was made up under the direction of the geographer Mariano Felipe Paz Soldan. Shown here is the plate XXVI of the Atlas he

Map from the Argentine Government Information Office in the capital of Great Britain. That office was a branch of the Agentine Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Workship. The maps shows the internation

"Map showing the proposed transaction submitted in 1876 by Argentine minister Bernardo de Irigoyen to the Chilean minister in Buenos Aires This reproduction covers a sector of the map of the Argentine

This map, partially reproduced here, is included in the part corresponding to Chile in "La Grande Encyclopedie" published in paris 1888-1890. Both in the part corresponding to Chile and in the map ill

"This is a reproduction of the original manuscript map located in the Chilean National Library. This map was handed to the Chilean Minister in Buenos Aires, Diego Barros Arana, by the Argentine Foreig

Map of the Argentine Republic and neighbouring Countries- 1889 The map partially reproduced here wasdrawn up in Buenos Aires in 1889 by J. Duclout and published by E. Nolte. In the southern region the

Territorios que abrazan la cuestión chileno-argentina plano en que se marca 1° los proyectos de transacción definitiva de 1864, 1876 y 1878; y 2° el proyecto de trabajo FIERRO-SARRATEA