No single person mapped the entire east coast of Australia. The first to chart the eastern coast was Captain James Cook in 1770, and he named many features along the coast, but did not explore every bay and inlet. Between December 1801 and June 1803, Matthew Flinders charted the entire coastline of Australia. During this time, he filled in some of the information Cook had missed. In 1817, Philip Parker King was given command of an expedition to complete the exploration of the north-western coast of Australia, filling in the gaps that Flinders had not yet mapped. He was instructed to explore all gulfs, inlets and other waterways "likely to lead to an interior navigation into this great continent".
In 1823, three ticket-of-leave convicts (Parsons, Pamphlett and Finnegan) led explorer John Oxley to the Brisbane River, another feature which had been missed by the two previous seamen.
John Franklin mapped two thirds of the American coastline.
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The name Woolgold was a serious contender for the name of Australias capital because wool and gold are the 2 exports that arguably built Australia.
Christopher Columbus- discorvered the new world, Lewis and clark-mapped uncharted parts of America, Genghis Khan
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John Franklin mapped two thirds of the American coastline.
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The Portuguese prince who mapped Africa's coastline was Prince Henry the Navigator. He played a significant role in initiating the Age of Exploration and promoting maritime exploration along the coast of Africa in the 15th century.
He mapped almost two thirds of the northern coastline of North America.
he was the first european explorer that came to texas and he mapped the coastline
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Matthew Flinders circumnavigated Australia between December 1801 and June 1803, meaning he mapped the Australian coastline, including bays and inlets.
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