Robert Gray

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Robert Gray was an American merchant sea captain and explorer best known for being the first recorded European to enter the Columbia River, leading to several Pacific Northwest places bearing his name.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf explorer
merchant
person
sea captain
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
ethnicGroup European American
fieldOfWork maritime exploration
maritime trade
navigation
hasPlaceNamedAfterHim Cape Disappointment (historical association) NERFINISHED
Grays Harbor NERFINISHED
Grays Harbor County, Washington NERFINISHED
various geographic features in the Pacific Northwest
influenced United States territorial claims in the Pacific Northwest
knownFor being the first recorded European to enter the Columbia River
exploration of the Pacific Northwest coast of North America
maritime fur trade voyages to the Pacific Northwest
narrativeRole early American explorer of the Pacific Northwest
figure in the history of the Columbia River
notableWork exploratory voyage into the Columbia River
voyages along the Pacific Northwest coast
occupation explorer
merchant
sea captain
significantEvent first recorded European entry into the Columbia River

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Columbia (historical American ship) associatedWith Robert Gray
subject surface form: Columbia (ship)
Columbia (historical American ship) captain Robert Gray
subject surface form: Columbia (ship)
Grays Harbor namedAfter Robert Gray
Grays River namedAfter Robert Gray