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| [[Sahelian kingdoms]] |
| [[Sahelian kingdoms]] |
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| 1351–1354 |
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| 1351-1354 |
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| [[Ibn Battuta]] |
| [[Ibn Battuta]] |
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| Great permanent wind wheel of [[Volta do Mar]], the [[North Atlantic Gyre]]. Recognition of the [[Sargasso Sea]], [[Madeira]], [[Azores]] and [[West Africa|West African]] coast. [[Cape Verde]] |
| Great permanent wind wheel of [[Volta do Mar]], the [[North Atlantic Gyre]]. Recognition of the [[Sargasso Sea]], [[Madeira]], [[Azores]] and [[West Africa|West African]] coast. [[Cape Verde]]. |
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| 1427–1460 |
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| 1427-1460 |
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| Several navigators: Portuguese or serving Portugal, most under the sponsorship of [[Henry the Navigator]] |
| Several navigators: Portuguese or serving Portugal, most under the sponsorship of [[Henry the Navigator]] |
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| [[Congo River]], [[Angola]] and [[Namibia]] |
| [[Congo River]], [[Angola]] and [[Namibia]] |
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| 1482–1485 |
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| 1482-1485 |
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| [[Diogo Cão]] |
| [[Diogo Cão]] |
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| [[South Africa]]. Connected the [[Atlantic]] to the [[Indian Ocean]]. [[South Atlantic]]'' |
| [[South Africa]]. Connected the [[Atlantic]] to the [[Indian Ocean]]. [[South Atlantic]] ''[[Volta do Mar]]'' winds. |
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| 1482–1485 |
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| 1482-1485 |
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| [[Bartolomeu Dias]] |
| [[Bartolomeu Dias]] |
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| [[Caribbean]], [[Venezuela]] ([[South America]]) and [[Central America]]. Use and development of the North Atlantic [[Volta do Mar|routes]] |
| [[Caribbean]], [[Venezuela]] ([[South America]]) and [[Central America]]. Use and development of the North Atlantic [[Volta do Mar|routes]]. |
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| 1493–1502 |
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| 1493-1502 |
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| [[Christopher Columbus]] |
| [[Christopher Columbus]] |
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| [[Atlantic Ocean]] ([[Volta do Mar|outer routes]]) and [[Indian Ocean]], |
| [[Atlantic Ocean]] ([[Volta do Mar|outer routes]]) and [[Indian Ocean]], sea route to [[India]] ([[Europe]] to [[Asia]]) |
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| 1497–1499 |
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| 1497-1499 |
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| [[Vasco da Gama]] |
| [[Vasco da Gama]] |
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| [[Brazil]], South Atlantic [[Volta do Mar]], Indian Ocean, [[Madagascar]], gate of the [[Red Sea]] ([[Bab-el-Mandeb]] Strait); [[India]]. Voyage that united [[Europe]], [[Americas]], [[Africa]] and [[Asia]] |
| [[Brazil]], South Atlantic [[Volta do Mar]], Indian Ocean, [[Madagascar]], gate of the [[Red Sea]] ([[Bab-el-Mandeb]] Strait); [[India]]. Voyage that united [[Europe]], [[Americas]], [[Africa]] and [[Asia]]. |
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| 1500–1501 |
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| 1500-1501 |
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| [[Pedro Álvares Cabral]] and [[Diogo Dias]], among others |
| [[Pedro Álvares Cabral]] and [[Diogo Dias]], among others |
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| [[Timor]], [[Moluccas]] ([[Australasia]] - Pacific Ocean) |
| [[Timor]], [[Moluccas]] ([[Australasia]] - Pacific Ocean) |
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| 1512–1513 |
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| 1512-1513 |
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| [[António de Abreu]] and [[Francisco Serrão]] |
| [[António de Abreu]] and [[Francisco Serrão]] |
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| [[Circumnavigation]] of the |
| [[Circumnavigation]] of the globe. Connection from the Atlantic to the [[Pacific Ocean]] (Americas to Asia). |
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| 1519–1522 |
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| 1519-1522 |
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| [[Ferdinand Magellan]] and [[Juan Sebastián Elcano]] |
| [[Ferdinand Magellan]] and [[Juan Sebastián Elcano]] |
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| [[Mexico]] |
| [[Mexico]] |
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| 1519–1521 |
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| 1519-1521 |
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| [[Hernán Cortés]] |
| [[Hernán Cortés]] |
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| Brazil, [[Paraguay]], [[Bolivia]] and east of the [[Inca]] Empire |
| Brazil, [[Paraguay]], [[Bolivia]] and east of the [[Inca]] Empire |
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| 1525–1527 |
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| 1525-1527 |
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| [[Aleixo Garcia]] |
| [[Aleixo Garcia]] |
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| Traveled across the Southwest of [[North America]] ( |
| Traveled across the Southwest of [[North America]] (completely) |
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| 1528 |
| 1528 |
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| [[Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca]] |
| [[Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca]] |
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| [[Peru]], [[Inca]] Empire and [[Ecuador]] |
| [[Peru]], [[Inca]] Empire and [[Ecuador]] |
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| 1531–1534 |
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| 1531-1534 |
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| [[Francisco Pizarro]] |
| [[Francisco Pizarro]] |
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| [[Ecuador]] and Brazil. Length of the [[Amazon River]] |
| [[Ecuador]] and Brazil. Length of the [[Amazon River]]. |
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| 1531–1534 |
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| 1531-1534 |
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| [[Francisco de Orellana]] |
| [[Francisco de Orellana]] |
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| [[Canada]], [[Saint Lawrence River]] |
| [[Canada]], [[Saint Lawrence River]] |
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| 1534–1542 |
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| 1534-1542 |
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| [[Jacques Cartier]] |
| [[Jacques Cartier]] |
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| [[Colombia]], [[Spanish conquest of the Muisca|Conquest of the Muisca]] |
| [[Colombia]], [[Spanish conquest of the Muisca|Conquest of the Muisca]] |
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| 1536–1537 |
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| 1536-1537 |
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| [[Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada]] |
| [[Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada]] |
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| [[Pacific Ocean]]'s [[Volta do Mar]] (Asia to the Americas) |
| [[Pacific Ocean]]'s [[Volta do Mar]] (Asia to the Americas) |
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| 1564–1565 |
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| 1564-1565 |
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| [[Andrés de Urdaneta]] |
| [[Andrés de Urdaneta]] |
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| [[Galápagos Islands]], [[Rapa Nui]] |
| [[Galápagos Islands]], [[Rapa Nui]] |
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| c. 1480 |
| c. 1480 |
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| [[Topa Inca Yupanqui|Tupaq Inka Yupanki]]. |
| [[Topa Inca Yupanqui|Tupaq Inka Yupanki]]. 1594–1597.<br>Rediscovered by the Spanish. |
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| [[North]], [[Canada]] ([[Hudson Bay]]) |
| [[North]], [[Canada]] ([[Hudson Bay]]) |
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| 1574–1631 |
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| [[Henry Hudson]] |
| [[Henry Hudson]] |
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| [[North]] |
| [[North]] |
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| [[Willem Barents]] |
| [[Willem Barents]] |
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| [[Siberia]] and Pacific coast |
| [[Siberia]] and Pacific coast |
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| [[Ivan Yuryevich Moskvitin]] |
| [[Ivan Yuryevich Moskvitin]] |
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| [[Oceania]] |
| [[Oceania]] |
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| 1642–1643 |
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| [[Abel Tasman]] |
| [[Abel Tasman]] |
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| Brazil ( |
| Brazil (circumnavigation), Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru. Connected the [[Río de la Plata Basin|River Plate Basin]] to the [[Andes]] and to the mouth of the [[Amazon River]]. |
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| [[António Raposo Tavares]] |
| [[António Raposo Tavares]] |
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| [[Oceania]] |
| [[Oceania]] |
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| 1768–1779 |
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| [[James Cook]] |
| [[James Cook]] |
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| [[Central America]] and [[Latin America]] |
| [[Central America]] and [[Latin America]] |
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| 1799–1803 |
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| 1799-1803 |
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| [[Alexander von Humboldt]] |
| [[Alexander von Humboldt]] |
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| [[Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Plateau|Northwest Plateau of North America]] |
| [[Indigenous peoples of the Northwest Plateau|Northwest Plateau of North America]] |
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| 1804–1806 |
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| 1804-1806 |
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| [[Lewis and Clark Expedition]] |
| [[Lewis and Clark Expedition]] |
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| [[Australia (continent)|Australia]] |
| [[Australia (continent)|Australia]] |
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| c. 1640 |
| c. 1640 |
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| [[Makassan contact with Australia|Makassar People]] before. Explored by Abel Tasman |
| [[Makassan contact with Australia|Makassar People]] before. Explored by Abel Tasman. |
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| Interior of Africa |
| Interior of Africa |
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| 1851–1873 |
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| 1851-1873 |
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| [[David Livingstone]] |
| [[David Livingstone]] |
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| The [[Burke and Wills expedition]] (Central Australia) |
| The [[Burke and Wills expedition]] (Central Australia) |
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| 1860–1861 |
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| 1860-1861 |
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| [[Robert O'Hara Burke]] and [[William John Wills]] |
| [[Robert O'Hara Burke]] and [[William John Wills]] |
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| [[Robert Falcon Scott]] |
| [[Robert Falcon Scott]] |
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| [[Mount Everest]] |
| [[Mount Everest]] summit |
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| May 29, 1953 |
| May 29, 1953 |
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| Sir [[Edmund Hillary]] and [[Tenzing Norgay]] |
| Sir [[Edmund Hillary]] and [[Tenzing Norgay]] |
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| [[Mars]] |
| [[Mars]] |
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| 1960–present |
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| 1960 to present |
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| [[NASA]] and other [[space agency]] exploration robots |
| [[NASA]] and other [[space agency]] exploration robots |
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* [[Age of Discovery]] |
* [[Age of Discovery]] |
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* [[European maritime exploration of Australia|Exploration of Australia]] |
* [[European maritime exploration of Australia|Exploration of Australia]] |
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* [[Geographical exploration]] |
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* [[List of explorers]] |
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* [[List of lost expeditions]] |
* [[List of lost expeditions]] |
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* [[List of Russian explorers]] |
* [[List of Russian explorers]] |
Latest revision as of 20:21, 1 June 2024
This is a list of some of the most important explorations of State Societies, in chronological order:
Exploration | When | Who (explorer) |
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Northwest African coast (West Africa) | about 500 BC | Hanno the Navigator |
The Mediterranean Sea | 5th century BC | Himilco the Navigator
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Around western Thule Island
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about 330 BC | Pytheas of Marseilles |
Greenland, Iceland, and Faroes | 900 | Gunnbjörn Ulfsson |
Americas (North America) | 999 | Leif Ericson
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Brazil (South America) - controversial | c. 14th century CE | Abu Bakr II
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Sahelian kingdoms | 1351–1354 | Ibn Battuta |
Great permanent wind wheel of Volta do Mar, the North Atlantic Gyre. Recognition of the Sargasso Sea, Madeira, Azores and West African coast. Cape Verde .
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1427–1460 | Several navigators: Portuguese or serving Portugal, most under the sponsorship of Henry the Navigator
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Congo River, Angola and Namibia | 1482–1485 | Diogo Cão |
Volta do Mar winds.
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1482–1485 | Bartolomeu Dias |
routes .
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1493–1502 | Christopher Columbus |
) | 1497–1499 | Vasco da Gama |
Volta do Mar, Indian Ocean, Madagascar, gate of the Red Sea (Bab-el-Mandeb Strait); India. Voyage that united Europe, Americas, Africa and Asia .
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1500–1501 | Pedro Álvares Cabral and Diogo Dias, among others |
Moluccas (Australasia - Pacific Ocean)
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1512–1513 | António de Abreu and Francisco Serrão |
Circumnavigation of the globe. Connection from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean (Americas to Asia). | 1519–1522 | Ferdinand Magellan and Juan Sebastián Elcano |
Mexico | 1519–1521 | Hernán Cortés |
Brazil, Inca Empire
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1525–1527 | Aleixo Garcia |
Traveled across the Southwest of North America (completely) | 1528 | Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca |
Inca Empire and Ecuador
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1531–1534 | Francisco Pizarro |
Ecuador and Brazil. Length of the Amazon River. | 1531–1534 | Francisco de Orellana |
Saint Lawrence River
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1534–1542 | Jacques Cartier |
Colombia, Conquest of the Muisca | 1536–1537 | Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada |
Volta do Mar (Asia to the Americas)
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1564–1565 | Andrés de Urdaneta |
Rapa Nui
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c. 1480 | Tupaq Inka Yupanki. 1594–1597. Rediscovered by the Spanish. |
North, Canada (Hudson Bay) | 1574–1631 | Henry Hudson |
North | 1594–1597 | Willem Barents
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Siberia and Pacific coast | 1649–1641 | Ivan Yuryevich Moskvitin
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Oceania | 1642–1643 | Abel Tasman |
Brazil (circumnavigation), Paraguay, Bolivia and Peru. Connected the River Plate Basin to the Andes and to the mouth of the Amazon River. | 1648–1651 | António Raposo Tavares |
Oceania | 1768–1779 | James Cook |
North Pacific, western Alaska , Far East Eurasian Coast
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1771 | Moric Benovsky
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Hawaiian Islands | By c. 800 | Hawaiʻiloa (mythical) |
Central America and Latin America | 1799–1803 | Alexander von Humboldt |
Northwest Plateau of North America | 1804–1806 | Lewis and Clark Expedition |
The North Magnetic Pole
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1831-06-01 | James Clark Ross |
Australia | c. 1640 | Makassar People before. Explored by Abel Tasman. |
Interior of Africa | 1851–1873 | David Livingstone |
The Burke and Wills expedition (Central Australia) | 1860–1861 | Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills |
Exploration of the Zambeze river region, Central Africa, Angola, Mozambique, Zambia, Zaire | 1877 | Serpa Pinto
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The Northern Sea Route | 1878 | Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld |
The South Magnetic Pole
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January 16, 1909 | Douglas Mawson, Edgeworth David, and Alistair Mackay |
The North Pole | April 6, 1909 | Robert Peary |
The South Pole | December 14, 1911 | Roald Amundsen |
The South Pole | January 17, 1912 | Robert Falcon Scott |
Mount Everest summit | May 29, 1953 | Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay |
The Moon | July 20, 1969 | Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11) |
Mars | 1960–present | space agency exploration robots
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