George Vancouver

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George Vancouver was an 18th-century British Royal Navy officer and explorer best known for his detailed surveys of the Pacific Northwest coast of North America.

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George Vancouver canonical 39
Joseph Whidbey 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Royal Navy officer
explorer
human
activityPeriod late 18th century
burialPlace St Peter's Church, Petersham
causeOfDeath illness
commanded HMS Chatham
HMS Discovery
commissionedBy Admiralty (United Kingdom)
surface form: British Admiralty
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Great Britain
dateOfBirth 1757-06-22
dateOfDeath 1798-05-10
employer Royal Navy
explored Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
Georgia Strait
surface form: Strait of Georgia

Juan de Fuca Strait
surface form: Strait of Juan de Fuca

coast of Alaska
coast of British Columbia
familyName Vancouver
fieldOfWork cartography
hydrography
navigation
fullName George Vancouver self-link
givenName George
knownFor charting the coastlines of present-day Alaska, British Columbia, and the U.S. Pacific Northwest
detailed hydrographic surveys
exploration of the Pacific Northwest coast of North America
languageSpoken English
militaryBranch Royal Navy
militaryRank Captain
namesakeOf Vancouver
surface form: City of Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver, Washington
surface form: City of Vancouver, Washington

Mount Vancouver
Vancouver Island
Vancouver Peninsula (various localities)
nationality British
notableWork Vancouver Expedition
occupation explorer
naval officer
participatedIn Second voyage of James Cook
Third voyage of James Cook
Vancouver Expedition
surface form: Vancouver Expedition (1791–1795)
placeOfBirth England
King's Lynn
Norfolk
placeOfDeath England
London, England
surface form: London
servedUnder James Cook

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Vancouver namedAfter George Vancouver
Mount St. Helens discoveredByEuropeans George Vancouver
Northwest Passage exploredBy George Vancouver
Mount Rainier namedBy George Vancouver
Vancouver Island namedAfter George Vancouver
Whidbey Island namedAfter George Vancouver
this entity surface form: Joseph Whidbey
Whidbey Island discoveredBy George Vancouver
Mount Baker namedBy George Vancouver
Third voyage of James Cook includedPerson George Vancouver
George Vancouver fullName George Vancouver self-link
Vancouver, Washington namedAfter George Vancouver
Oregon Country exploredBy George Vancouver
Plymouth Breakwater associatedEngineer George Vancouver
this entity surface form: Joseph Whidbey
Colony of Vancouver Island namedFor George Vancouver
Rear Admiral Peter Rainier namedAfterBy George Vancouver
subject surface form: Peter Rainier
the Gulf of Georgia namedBy George Vancouver
subject surface form: Gulf of Georgia
3rd Lieutenant Joseph Baker servedUnder George Vancouver
Discovery Passage associatedWith George Vancouver
St Peter's Church, Petersham hasGraveOf George Vancouver
Vancouver Expedition leader George Vancouver
Vancouver Expedition commander George Vancouver
Vancouver Expedition publicationAuthor George Vancouver
Vancouver Peninsula (various localities) namedAfter George Vancouver
subject surface form: Vancouver Peninsula, Western Australia
Vancouver Peninsula (various localities) namedAfter George Vancouver
subject surface form: Vancouver Peninsula, Nunavut
Vancouver Peninsula (various localities) namedAfter George Vancouver
subject surface form: Vancouver Peninsula, Chile
Vancouver Peninsula (various localities) namedAfter George Vancouver
subject surface form: Vancouver Peninsula, New Zealand
Mount Vancouver namedAfter George Vancouver
HMS Chatham associatedWith George Vancouver
HMS Chatham associatedWithPerson George Vancouver
Kamehameha I receivedSupportFrom George Vancouver
Nootka Sound visitedBy George Vancouver