Eastern exodus

城市概覽

Itinerary of the march that José Artigas made by wagon from Montevideo, Uruguay to Corrientes, Argentina from October 12, 1810 to September 21, 1811.

Route of the Exodus 1811 October 12: Montevideo. October 14 to 17: crossing of the River Santa Lucía. October 23: Camp of Paso de la Arena on the Ríver San José. October 30: crossing of Arroyo Grande; camp settled at the peninsulas of the stream at the current border between Soriano and Flores. October 31: crossing of Arroyo de Monzón. November 2: crossing of Del Perdido stream (Soriano). November 3: Crossing of Cololó stream (Soriano department). November 11 to 13: way around Río Negro at Paso del Yapeyú, downstream from the current Represa de Palmar. November 14: Camp settled in Arroyo Negro (current border between the departments of Río Negro and Paysandú). November 15 to 21: settled in Paysandú. November 24: after crossing San Francisco Grande stream they cross Queguay river. December 1: camp settled on the banks of Quebracho Grande stream (department of Paysandú). December 4: crossing of Chapicuy Grande stream (departament of Paysandú). December 7: crossing of Daymán river (border between the departaments of Salto and Paysandú). Fernando Otorgués departs to Misiones occidentales with 800 men. December 10: families start crossing River Uruguay at the Salto Chico point settling camp in San Antonio del Salto Chico. December 15: Permission for settling at Concepción del Uruguay denied. December 18-21: Artigas took Belén. 26 of December: crossing of river Uruguay is complete. 30 of December: help starts coming from Buenos Aires. 1812 1st week of January: Artigas crosses over the river Uruguay, with a guard commanded by captain Diego Manduré remaining at Salto Oriental (now the city of Salto). 7 of April: camp settled between San Antonio Grande and Laureles Grande streams. 29 of April: crossing of River Uruguay to Entrerrios riverside completed. 27 of May: march to Capilla del Pilar, near Curuzú Cuatiá — Province of