Apostolos Valerianos

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Apostolos Valerianos, better known as Juan de Fuca, was a Greek maritime pilot in Spanish service famed for reports of the strait now bearing his name between Vancouver Island and the Olympic Peninsula.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf explorer
maritime pilot
person
allegiance Spain
alsoKnownAs Ioannis Phokas
Juan de Fuca
areaOfActivity Northeast Pacific Ocean
Pacific Northwest
Spanish America
centuryOfBirth 16th century
centuryOfDeath 17th century
continentOfBirth Europe
countryOfBirth Republic of Venice
countryOfCitizenship Greece
dateOfBirth circa 1536
dateOfDeath circa 1602
employer Spain
Spanish Empire
ethnicGroup Greek
explorationSubject hypothetical Northwest Passage
hasNamesake Juan de Fuca Plate
Juan de Fuca Ridge
Strait of Juan de Fuca
linked to: Juan de Fuca Strait
languageSpoken Greek
Spanish
maritimeRegionExplored Strait of Juan de Fuca
linked to: Juan de Fuca Strait

coast of present-day British Columbia
coast of present-day Washington State
nameInGreek Απόστολος Βαλεριάνος
nameInSpanish Juan de Fuca
narrativeSource Michael Lok
notableFor reports of the Strait of Juan de Fuca
notableWork exploration of the strait between Vancouver Island and the Olympic Peninsula
occupation explorer
maritime pilot
navigator
placeOfBirth Cephalonia
linked to: Kefalonia

Kefalonia
religion Christianity
serviceEntry Spanish maritime service

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Juan de Fuca alsoKnownAs Apostolos Valerianos
Apostolos Valerianos nameInGreek Απόστολος Βαλεριάνος
linked to: Apostolos Valerianos