Buenos Ayres and the Provinces of the Rio de La Plata: Their Present State, Trade, and DebtParish, Woodbine, Sir
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Buenos Ayres and the Provinces of the Rio de La Plata: Their Present State, Trade, and Debt
Parish, Woodbine, Sir
Argentina -- Description and travel; Argentina -- History
The above positions from Luxan to Navarro were determined |
|in the course of a survey of the frontiers, made in 1796 by |
|Don Felix Azara, aided by Cerviño and Inciarte, all officers |
|attached to the Commission for laying down the boundaries under |
|the treaty, between Spain and Portugal, of 1777. The Statistical |
|Register of Buenos Ayres, for 1822, has added to them the |
|following:-- |
| |
|San Pedro |33 40 51| 1 32 0| " | |
|Barradero |33 43 50| 1 25 4| " | |
|Conchas |34 25 15| 0 10 31| " | |
|Pergamino |33 53 16| 2 24 25| " | |
|Areco |34 11 57| 1 26 47| " | |
|Arecife (Fort) |34 3 8| 2 6 13| " | |
|Pilar |34 26 4| 0 52 54| " | |
|Cañada de Moron |34 40 45| 0 23 49| " | |
|Magdalena |35 5 29| 0 44 0|E. of ditto | |
+------------------------+--------+--------+------------+------------------+
No. 7--_continued_.
_Observations taken on the Journey of Don Pedro Garcia, in 1810, to the
Salinas._
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