Apache–Mexico Wars

Apache-Mexico Wars

Apaches in their traditional tribal wear.

Date	1600's - 1915
Location	Northern Mexico
Result	Mexican victory

Belligerents

Crown of Castille
(1519 - 1716)
Kingdom of Spain
(1716 - 1821)
Mexico
(1821 - 1915)

Apache

Mexican–Apache Wars

1st Terrenate 2nd Magdalena 1st Tucson 2nd Tucson 3rd Tucson 4th Tucson Catalina River Pinal Mountains Renegade Period Victorio's War Geronimo's War

Indian wars and conflicts of New Spain

Mexican Indian Wars Conquest of the Yucatan Conquest of the Aztec Empire Conquest of Guatemala Yaqui Wars Conquest of Cibola Mixtón War Tiguex War Chichimeca War Acaxee Rebellion Acoma War Comanche-Mexico Wars Apache-Mexico Wars Navajo Wars Tepehuán Revolt Pueblo Revolt Pima Revolt 1st Magdalena Massacre

For other conflicts involving the Apache see Apache War (disambiguation).

The Apache-Mexico Wars, or the Mexican Apache Wars, refer to the conflicts between Spanish, or Mexican, forces and the Apache peoples. The wars began in the 1600's with the arrival of Spanish conquistadors in the present day Northern Mexico and the Southwest United States. Sometimes Mexican operations coincided with the Apache Wars in the United States, such as during the Victorio Campaign. Mexico continued to operate against hostile Apache bands as late as 1915.^[1]^[2]

Apache–Mexico Wars

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