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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Dutch ship Leeuwin canonical 1

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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 ⓘ
exploredRegion Western Australia coast ⓘ
southwest coast of Australia ⓘ
historicalSignificance contributed to early European mapping of Australia ⓘ
gave its name to Cape Leeuwin ⓘ
influencedToponym Cape Leeuwin ⓘ
Leeuwin region ⓘ
languageOfName Dutch ⓘ
nameMeaning Lioness ⓘ
notableFor one of the earliest recorded European voyages along the southwest Australian coast ⓘ
operatedBy Dutch East India Company ⓘ
operatorAbbreviation VOC ⓘ
partOf Age of Discovery ⓘ
linked to: Age of Exploration

Dutch maritime exploration in the Indian Ocean ⓘ
sailingArea Indian Ocean ⓘ
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 ⓘ