Gjøa

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Gjøa is the historic Norwegian polar exploration ship used by Roald Amundsen to complete the first successful navigation of the Northwest Passage.

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Gjøa canonical 9
Gjøa (ship) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf museum ship
polar exploration vessel
ship
associatedWith Amundsen Gjøa expedition
surface form: Roald Amundsen's Northwest Passage expedition

history of Arctic exploration
beam about 4.6 meters
builder Knud Olsen
builtIn Rosendal, Norway
captain Roald Amundsen
countryOfOrigin Norway
crewSize 6
currentCity Oslo
currentCountry Norway
currentLocation Fram Museum
displayedIn Golden Gate Park from 1909 to 1972
expeditionEndDate 1906
expeditionStartDate 1903
expeditionStartLocation Oslo
surface form: Christiania (Oslo), Norway
heritageStatus historic vessel
launchDate 1872
length about 21 meters
museumExhibit Fram Museum
surface form: Fram Museum outdoor display
namedAfter Gjøa (female name)
notableFor first successful navigation of the Northwest Passage
operator Roald Amundsen
previousCity San Francisco
previousCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
previousLocation Golden Gate Park
propulsion coal-fired auxiliary engine
sail
purchasedBy Roald Amundsen
purchaseYear 1901
restoredBy Norwegian Maritime Museum
returnedToNorway 1972
route Northwest Passage
sailedThrough James Ross Strait
Lancaster Sound
Peel Sound
Simpson Strait
scientificWork magnetic North Pole observations
meteorological observations
oceanographic observations
shipType sloop
tonnage about 45 gross register tons
usedFor Northwest Passage navigation
polar exploration
visitedIndigenousPeople Inuit
surface form: Netsilik Inuit
winteredAt Gjøa Haven, King William Island

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Fram Museum exhibits Gjøa
Gjøa Haven namedAfter Gjøa
Anton Lund associatedWith Gjøa
this entity surface form: Gjøa (ship)