List of Land Borders With Dates of Establishment - South America

South America

Argentina-Brazil

  • Puerto Iguazú-Foz do Iguaçu
    • 1814 Misiones is claimed by Argentina, border between Argentina and Portugal
  • Posadas-Pato Branco
    • 1927 Border between Argentina and Brazil is settled
  • Posadas-Porto Alegre
    • 1814 Misiones is claimed by Argentina, border between Argentina and Portugal
  • Corrientes-Santa Maria
    • 1820 After the division of the territory of the Liga Federal, border between the United Provinces of South America (Argentina) and Portugal

Argentina-Bolivia

    • 1825 Bolivian independence from the United Provinces of South America
    • 1925 Final border treaty

Argentina-Chile

  • Salta-Antofagasta
    • 1884 Chile conquers the Bolivian Antofagasta Region
    • 1899 Border settled
  • Mendoza-Santiago de Chile
    • 1810 The United Provinces of South America (Argentina) becomes independent, border between Argentina and Spain
    • 1818 Chile becomes independent with help from Argentina
  • From Comodoro Rivadavia-Coihaique to Ushuaia-Punta Arenas
    • 1881 Boundary treaty of 1881 between Chile and Argentina

Argentina-Paraguay

    • 1870 Border established after the Paraguayan War

Argentina-Uruguay

    • 1820 Liga Federal is dissolved and the United Provinces of South America annexes the western provinces, creating today's border
    • 1821 The remainder of Liga Federal is annexed by the United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and the Algarves
    • 1825 Uruguay declares independence
    • 1828 Uruguayan independence is recognized

Bolivia-Brazil

  • La Paz-Rio Branco
    • 1903 Treaty of Petropolis, Bolivia cedes Acre to Brazil
  • Riberalta-Bom Comérico
    • 1867 Bolivia cells northern Acre to Brazil
  • La Paz-Porto Velho
    • 1822 Brazilian independence, border between Brazil and Spain
    • 1825 Bolivian independence
  • Santa Cruz-Cuiabá
    • 1867 Bolivia cells parts of eastern Bolivia to Brazil
    • 1927 Final border treaty

Bolivia-Chile

  • Julaca-Antofagasta
    • 1884 Chile conquers the Bolivian Antofagasta Region
  • La Paz-Arica
    • 1825 Bolivian independence, border between Bolivia and Peru
    • 1880 Arica is conquered by Chile

Bolivia-Paraguay

    • 1938 Chaco War ends with a truce, the current border created
    • 2009 A final treaty is signed to clearly mark the border

Bolivia-Peru

  • La Paz-Arequipa
    • 1824 Spanish defeated in Peru, border between Peru and Spain
    • 1825 Bolivian independence
  • Riberalta-Cuzco
    • 1909 Border settled

Brazil-Colombia

    • 1907 Treaty of Bogotá, Brazil and Colombia agree on most of the border
    • 1928 The Tratado de Límites y Navegación Fluvial is signed, settling the border

Brazil-France

    • 1713 The Treaty of Utrecht creates a border between France and Portugal.
    • 1822 Brazil obtains independence

Brazil-Guyana

  • Santarém-Georgetown
    • 1822 Brazilian independence, border between Brazil and the United Kingdom
    • 1966 Guyana becomes independent
  • Boa Vista-Georgetown
    • 1904 Italy arbiters in a border dispute, border between Brazil and the British Empire
    • 1966 Guyana becomes independent
  • Boa Vista-Imbaimadai
    • 1822 Brazilian independence, border between Brazil and the United Kingdom
    • 1966 Guyana becomes independent

Brazil-Paraguay

  • Campo Grande-Forte Olimpo
    • 1870 Paraguay is defeated in the Paraguayan War and loses territory to Brazil, border between Brazil and the disputed Chaco area, claimed by both Bolivia and Paraguay
    • 1935 After the Chaco War
  • Campo Grande-Asunción
    • 1870 Paraguay is defeated in the Paraguayan War and loses territory to Brazil
  • Cascavel-Asunción
    • 1811 Paraguay becomes independent, border between Paraguay and Portugal
    • 1822 Brazilian independence

Brazil-Peru

  • Eirunepé-Iquitos
    • 1851 Border agreement
  • Rio Branco-Lima
    • 1909 Border agreement

Brazil-Suriname

    • 1906 Border between Brazil and the Netherlands defined in the Treaty of Limits
    • 1975 Suriname obtains independence

Brazil-Uruguay

    • 1825 Uruguay declares independence
    • 1828 Uruguay's independence is accepted by Brazil

Brazil-Venezuela

    • 1777 First Treaty of San Ildefonso is signed designating the border between Spain and Portugal
    • 1819 Gran Colombia becomes independent
    • 1822 Brazilian becomes independent
    • 1830 Venezuela becomes independent

Colombia-Ecuador

    • 1830 Ecuador becomes independent from Colombia
    • 1916 Final border treaty

Colombia-Panama

    • 1903 Panama becomes independent from Colombia

Colombia-Peru

    • 1922 Border agreement between Colombia and Peru, territory disputed with Ecuador
    • 1942 Ecuador loses a war versus Peru

Colombia-Venezuela

    • 1830 Venezuela becomes independent from Colombia

Ecuador-Peru

  • Quito-Iquitos
    • 1942 After the Ecuadorian–Peruvian War, disputed
  • Cuenca-Sullana
    • 1830 Ecuador becomes independent, disputed

France-Suriname

    • 17th century, border between France and the Netherlands.
    • 1975 Surinamese independence.

Guyana-Suriname

  • Georgetown-Paramaribo
    • 1966 Guyana becomes independent, border between Guyana and the Netherlands
    • 1975 Suriname becomes independent
  • Joli-Majoli
    • 1966 Guyana becomes independent, border between Guyana and the Netherlands
    • 1975 Suriname becomes independent, disputed

Guyana-Venezuela

    • 1899 Border settled between Venezuela and the British Empire
    • 1966 Guyana becomes independent, border disputed

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