Cape Van Diemen

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Cape Van Diemen is a coastal headland named in honor of the 17th-century Dutch colonial governor Anthony van Diemen, reflecting the era of Dutch maritime exploration.

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Cape Van Diemen canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cape
coastal headland
adminRegion Northern Territory
surface form: Northern Territory of Australia
associatedWith Dutch colonial history in the East Indies
continent Australia
country Australia
hasClimate tropical
hasCoastlineOn Timor Sea
hasEnvironment coastal
marine
monsoonal
hasGeographicFeature headland
hasHistoricalContext European exploration of northern Australia
hasNavigationRole coastal landmark
isNorthernPointOf Melville Island NERFINISHED
languageOfName Dutch
locatedIn Northern Territory
Timor Sea
Tiwi Islands
northern Australia
locatedNorthOf Darwin
locatedOn Melville Island NERFINISHED
marineRegion Arafura Sea
surface form: Arafura–Timor Sea region
namedAfter Anthony van Diemen
namedBy Dutch explorers
namedDuring Dutch maritime exploration era
nearbySettlement communities of the Tiwi Islands
partOf Northern Territory coastline
Top End region
surface form: Top End region of Northern Territory

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Anthony van Diemen hasNamesake Cape Van Diemen