Dutch ship Leeuwin

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The Dutch ship Leeuwin was an early 17th-century exploration vessel whose voyage along the southwest coast of Australia led to that region, and later Cape Leeuwin, being charted and named.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch exploration ship
sailing ship
associatedWith Dutch exploration of the Australian coastline
early European exploration of Australia
centuryOfVoyage 17th century
chartedFeature area around present-day Cape Leeuwin
southwest coastline of Australia
countryOfOrigin Dutch Republic
era early 17th century
exploredCoastOf Australia NERFINISHED
exploredRegion Western Australia coast NERFINISHED
southwest coast of Australia
historicalSignificance contributed to early European mapping of Australia
gave its name to Cape Leeuwin
influencedToponym Cape Leeuwin NERFINISHED
Leeuwin region NERFINISHED
languageOfName Dutch
nameMeaning Lioness NERFINISHED
notableFor one of the earliest recorded European voyages along the southwest Australian coast
operatedBy Dutch East India Company NERFINISHED
operatorAbbreviation VOC NERFINISHED
partOf Age of Discovery NERFINISHED
Dutch maritime exploration in the Indian Ocean
sailingArea Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
waters off Western Australia
usedFor coastal charting
exploration
voyageDirection along southwest coast of Australia
voyageResult charting of southwest coast of Australia
naming of Cape Leeuwin
naming of Leeuwin region

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Cape Leeuwin nameOrigin Dutch ship Leeuwin