Episode 2 of 2

Guayana Campaign and Angostura

When
March-August 1817
Where
Guayana and Angostura
Part of
Establishment of the independent government of Venezuela by Simón Bolívar

Bolívar moved south to join Piar in the Guayana campaign, establishing his political base. His forces captured Angostura in July 1817, gaining control of the Orinoco River.

On 25 March 1817, Bolívar began moving south to join Piar in the Guayana campaign, where Piar had his power base, and establish his own economic and political base there. On 17 July 1817, Angostura fell to Bolívar's forces, which gained control of the Orinoco River in early August.

Sources

  1. Simón Bolívar Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-01

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