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San Diego Bay was explored and Catalina Island was named.
The island was named by William Healey Dall in 1879.
Between 1936 and1979 he performed ten times in Japan a small Japanese island was named Kenpu-san in his honor.
Eliza Island was named in his honor.
Since these guns were erroneously thought to be carronades, the small island was named Carronade Island.
The island was named Île Saint-Jean by the French.
One of the most realistic is the version of the historian Isidoros,who noted that the island was named by the Phoenicians and that the Syrian word"Chios" means"mastic.
Later the island was named after its discoverer, Fernando Pó.
The island was named"Pushki"(Russian for cannon) by explorer Ivan Vasilyev in 1809.
Princess Royal Island was named in 1788 by Captain Charles Duncan, after his sloop, the Princess Royal.
The island was named by George Vancouver in honor of his Royal Navy employers, the Admiralty.
According to tradition, the island was named after Cythnus, leader of the Dryopes, who settled in the island from Euboea.
The island was named by Otto Nordenskjold, leader of the Swedish Antarctic Expedition(1901-04) in honor of the ship making the first voyage through the Northeast Passage, 1878-79.
Who admits that the island was named Porphyris- because of the processing of Rhodopsin murex- but during his time it had the name Kythera.
The island was named on 30 January 1820 by Edward Bransfield, Master, Royal Navy, who described it as a round island. .
Calvert Island was named in 1788 by Charles Duncan, captain of the fur trading vessel Princess Royal.
The island was named Oualie("Land of Beautiful Waters") by the Caribs and Dulcina("Sweet Island") by the early British settlers.
The island was named after Saint Eustratius(Όσιος Ευστράτιος ο Θαυματουργός), who lived on the island in the 9th century as an exile, because he was opposed to the iconoclastic policies of the Byzantine Emperor Leo the Armenian.
King Island was named in 1793 by George Vancouver, in honor of Captain James King, under whom Vancouver had served as a midshipman on the Discovery during the latter part of the third voyage of James Cook.
Banks Island was named in 1788 by Charles Duncan, captain of the fur trading vessel Princess Royal, in honor of Sir Joseph Banks, who was then president of the Royal Society and had accompanied James Cook during the exploratory voyages of 1768-1771.
Carney Island was named by the United States Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names(US-ACAN) for Admiral Robert Carney(1895-1990), Chief of Naval Operations during the organization of Operation Deep Freeze support for the International Geophysical Year of 1957-1958.
Saint Helen's Island is named by Samuel de Champlain, in honour of his wife.
The Seahorse Islands were named by Captain Frederick William Beechey in 1826.
The island is named after the ship Antarctic.
One of the islands is named Sapientza; it is full of charming secrets.
The group of these three islands was named Traversay Islands, after naval minister Marquis de Traversay.
In documents dating to 1184 and 1202, the island is named as Guirv Enes and Guerg Enes, respectively.
The islands are named after the Dutch whaler Ryke Yse of Vlieland, who discovered them about 1640-1645.