Columbia (sloop of Robert Gray)

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Columbia (sloop of Robert Gray) was the late-18th-century American merchant ship commanded by Robert Gray that became the first U.S. vessel to circumnavigate the globe and for which the Columbia River was named.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf merchant ship
sloop
achievement first American circumnavigation of the globe
associatedWith Columbia River NERFINISHED
builtIn United States NERFINISHED
captain Robert Gray NERFINISHED
category Age of Sail merchant ships of the United States
Ships involved in the maritime fur trade
Ships that circumnavigated the globe
commander Robert Gray NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
era late 18th century
exploredRegion Pacific Northwest coast of North America
firstCircumnavigationByUSShip true GENERATED
flag United States NERFINISHED
hasCrewType American sailors
historicalSignificance early American presence in the Pacific
expansion of U.S. maritime commerce
homePort Boston NERFINISHED
influenced naming of the Columbia River
namedAfter Columbia (poetic name for the United States) NERFINISHED
notableFor being the first U.S. vessel to circumnavigate the globe
operator United States NERFINISHED
owner Boston merchants
portOfRegistry Boston NERFINISHED
route Boston–Cape Horn–Pacific Northwest–China–Cape Horn–Boston
serviceEntryDecade 1780s
usedFor China trade
Pacific Northwest trade
maritime fur trade
visitedPort Canton NERFINISHED
Cape Horn NERFINISHED
Nootka Sound NERFINISHED
voyageEndYear 1790
voyageStartYear 1787

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OV-102 Columbia namedAfter Columbia (sloop of Robert Gray)