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Name: Treaty of Lisbon (1864)

Type: Event

Start: 1864 AD

End: 1864 AD

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The 1864 Treaty of Lisbon partitioned the territory of Couto Misto, an independent microstate, between Spain and Portugal.

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  • September 1864: Portugal remained with a smaller uninhabited strip of land.
  • September 1864: Couto Misto operated as a sovereign state in its own right until the 1864 Treaty of Lisbon partitioned the territory with Spain (which annexed most of the land including the three villages).

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