Niña (ship)

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Niña (ship) was one of the three caravels in Christopher Columbus’s 1492 expedition, renowned as his favorite and most dependable vessel during the first voyage to the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf caravel
exploration vessel
alsoKnownAs Santa Clara NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent European discovery of the Americas
captainOn1492Departure Vicente Yáñez Pinzón NERFINISHED
commemoratedBy modern replicas
countryOfOrigin Crown of Castile NERFINISHED
crewType Castilian sailors
crossed Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
dateOfDeparture 3 August 1492
describedAs Columbus’s favorite ship
most dependable vessel of Columbus’s first voyage
flagshipOf none (flagship was Santa María)
historicalSignificance one of the first European ships documented to reach the Caribbean in 1492
homePort Moguer, Spain NERFINISHED
material wood
name Niña NERFINISHED
namedAfter Niño family (traditional interpretation)
oneOf three ships in Columbus’s 1492 fleet
operatedBy Spanish Crown (in Columbus’s service) NERFINISHED
operatedIn early 16th century
late 15th century
ownerFamily Niño family of Moguer (traditionally attributed) NERFINISHED
participatedIn 1492 expedition of Christopher Columbus
partOf Christopher Columbus’s first voyage to the Americas
propulsion sails
reached Bahamas region NERFINISHED
Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
returnedTo Spain NERFINISHED
returnedWith Christopher Columbus after loss of Santa María
riggingType later square-rigged on mainmast for ocean voyage
originally lateen-rigged
sailedFrom Palos de la Frontera NERFINISHED
sailedUnder Castilian flag
sisterShip Pinta (ship) NERFINISHED
Santa María (ship) NERFINISHED
status original ship no longer extant
subjectOf Columbus voyage narratives
maritime history studies
subsequentVoyage Columbus’s second voyage to the Americas
tonnageEstimate about 60 tons (approximate)
usedBy Christopher Columbus NERFINISHED
voyageRole accompanied Santa María and Pinta on the Atlantic crossing in 1492

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Pinzón family associatedWith Niña (ship)