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United States (United States) (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
San Bernardino (California, United States) (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
Oregon (Oregon, United States) (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
Juan Rodriguez Cabrilla (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
Alarcon (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
January 3rd, 1543 AD (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
1543 AD (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543
1542 AD (search for this): entry cabrilla-juan-rodriguez
Cabrilla, Juan Rodriguez -1543 Portuguese navigator; born late in the fifteenth century; explored the Pacific coast as far as lat. 44° N., off the coast of Oregon, in 1542, under orders from the King of Spain, and discovered many of the islands, bays, and harbors with which we are now familiar. This voyage, made in search of the Strait of America, which Alarcon had failed to find, was described by him under the title of Viaje y descubrimientos hasta el grado 43 De Latitud. He died at San Bernardo, Cal., Jan. 3, 1543