KUMEYAAY MAP 1836-1842 Kumeyaay Attacks Mexican San Diego

This Mike Connolly Miskwish, Campo-Kumeyaay website history map graphic "Kumeyaay Attack Ranchos and Coastal Lands 1836-1842" highlights in white the stolen Kumeyaay ancestral territory and the Mexican controlled coastal San Diego, California, battles noted 1836 thorough 1842.

The Spanish lost control of the region to the Mexicans during the MEXICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE 1810-1821.

The Kumeyaay began attacking the now Mexican-controlled coastal areas -- battles highlighted in red arrows -- presumably to take back their lost territory and stop poor treatment of their tribal members.

This historical map graphic is being used by the Kumeyaay Information Village website in its Kumeyaay History online sections.

Visit Mike Connolly's Kumeyaay band in the Smithsonian.

Five more MIKE CONNOLLY MISKWISH Campo Maps may be accessed here.

These five historical Kumeyaay maps detail Kumeyaay points of history:

• The arrival of the Spanish in San Diego 1769
• The Spanish expansion into Kumeyaay Indigenous tribal territory 1798
• The maximum extent of Spanish control in San Diego 1822
• The Kumeyaay attacks on the Spanish to regain their lands 1836-1842
• The Treaty of Santa Ysabel 1852

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These five maps detail Kumeyaay points of history, the arrival of the Spanish 1769, the Spanish expansion into Kumeyaay Indigenous territory 1798, the maximum extent of Spanish control 1822, the Kumeyaay attacks on the Spanish to regain their lands 1836-1842, the Treaty of Santa Ysabel 1852.