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History[edit | edit source]
- San Carlos de Chiloé, the first village in the area, was founded in 1768 by residents of San Antonia de Chacao.
- During the independence process in Chile, many battles fought in the area.
- In 1834, they changed the name of the town of San Carlos de Chiloé to Ancud.
- In 1879, the cathedral and public buildings of the civic center and many houses were burned in a fire.
- The earthquake and tsunami of 1960 married much destruction in the city.
- The commune of Ancud has an approximate population of 42,000 people[1].
Civil Registration[edit | edit source]
- Registros civiles, Ancud,1885-1932 – Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
Parish Records[edit | edit source]
- Registros parroquiales, Ancud, 1706-1928 – Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
- Registros parroquiales, Chacao, 1845-1941 – Click on the link to see the records’ availability.
Cemeteries[edit | edit source]
- Cementerio Municipal de Ancud
- Parque Cementerio Jardin Ancud
Localities[edit | edit source]
- Calle
- Chacao
- Coipomó
- Cuarteles
- Degañ
- Intendencia
- Pilluco
- Pugueñún
- Pumanzano
- Puntra
- Quempillén
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Wikipedia Collaborators, "Ancud," In Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia, https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancud. Visited 6 April 2017
