Samana Cay

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Samana Cay is a remote, uninhabited island in the Bahamas that some historians propose as the most likely site of Christopher Columbus’s first landfall in the New World.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
island
administrativeDivision Bahamas NERFINISHED
associatedEvent Columbus’s first voyage to the Americas
associatedWith Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
country Bahamas
currencyOfCountry Bahamian dollar NERFINISHED
disputed yes
environment relatively undisturbed ecosystem
hasFeature beaches
coastal vegetation
low-lying terrain
historicalClaim possible first landfall of Christopher Columbus in 1492
inhabited no
knownFor proposed site of Christopher Columbus’s first landfall in the New World
landfallHypothesis identified by some historians as Guanahani
languageOfCountry English NERFINISHED
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Bahamas NERFINISHED
Caribbean region NERFINISHED
Lucayan Archipelago NERFINISHED
notableFor lack of infrastructure
remoteness
partOf Bahamas NERFINISHED
Ragged Island Range NERFINISHED
permanentSettlements none
population 0
protectedStatus largely undeveloped and remote
region eastern Bahamas
sovereignState Bahamas NERFINISHED
status uninhabited
transportAccess reachable only by boat or small aircraft
usedFor occasional scientific expeditions
occasional visits by locals

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