Did the treaty of Paris lead to boundary disputes with Spain?

Yes, the Treaty of Paris, signed in 1783, ended the American Revolutionary War and established boundaries between the United States and British territories. However, it also led to boundary disputes with Spain, particularly regarding the western boundaries of the newly formed United States and control over territories like Florida and the Mississippi River. These disputes arose from ambiguities in the treaty language and differing interpretations of land claims, resulting in tensions that persisted for years.