KUMEYAAY LANDS MAP Spanish Landing San Diego 1769

This Mike Connolly Miskwish, Campo-Kumeyaay website historical map "Kumeyaay Lands When The Spanish Landed 1769" picture details the Indigenous tribal lands of the Kumeyaay Nation upon the 1769 arrival of the first European immigrants into the San Diego area.

PRE-CONTACT KUMEYAAY NATION

PRE-CONTACT KUMEYAAY NATION, 1769, it is estimated the California Indian population was over 150,000 strong — up until which time the Kumeyaay were living off the land in harmony with nature, developing their unique culture over THOUSANDS of years, including their Yuman languages and vast knowledge of the land, indigenous plants and medicinal herbs.

This historical map graphic is being used by the KUMEYAAY.INFO website in its Kumeyaay Maps and Kumeyaay History online sections.

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

Five more Mike Connolly Miskwish (Campo) Maps may be accessed from KUMEYAAY.INFO.
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.