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Cook - English navigator

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BARD - American polar explorer, pilot

GAMA (Vasco da Gama) - Portuguese navigator

GRAY - English explorer of Australia

DIASH - Portuguese navigator

PIRI - American polar explorer

POLO - Venetian Traveler

ROSS - English polar explorer

FUKS - English polar explorer

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ANDRE - Swedish polar explorer

GRANT - English explorer of Africa

DRAKE - English navigator

CABOT - Italian navigator

Cousteau - French traveler, oceanologist

NEARCH - ancient Greek navigator

PARRY - English explorer of the Arctic

SCOTT - English polar explorer

CHARCO - French polar explorer

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BARENTS - Dutch navigator

BUFFIN - English polar explorer

BOMBAR - French doctor, boating across the Atlantic Ocean

Hudson - English navigator

DARWIN - English naturalist, expedition on the Beagle

Davies - English navigator

Cabral - Portuguese navigator

QUESADA - Spanish traveler

Columbus - Italian discoverer of America

CORTES - Spanish conquistador

MAWSON - Australian explorer of Antarctica

NANSEN - Norwegian explorer of the Arctic, expedition on the "Fram"

Nobile - Italian traveler, aeronaut

PICARR - Swiss aeronaut and aquanaut

STREYS - Dutch traveler

Stanley - English explorer of Africa

STUART - English traveler in Australia

Tasman - Dutch navigator

Thomson - Scottish oceanographer, Challenger expedition

TORRES - Spanish navigator

Fitzroy - English hydrographer, expedition on the "Beagle"

YANSZON - Dutch navigator of the XNUMXth century, discovered Australia (west coast of the Cape York Peninsula)

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BALBOA - Spanish conquistador

GREGORY - English explorer of Australia

Cameron - English traveler in Africa

Laperouse - French navigator

Mackenzie - Scottish explorer of North America

ORTELIUS - Flemish cartographer, published a collection of "Theater of the World" of 53 maps

Pissaro - Spanish conquistador

Strabo - ancient Greek geographer, traveler

Willoughby - English explorer of Antarctica

Shackleton - English explorer of Antarctica

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AMUNDSEN - Norwegian. explorer of the Arctic and Antarctic

VANCOUVER - English navigator

Varenius - Dutch geographer

VESPUCCI - Italian navigator, America is named after him

Kerguelen - French. navigator

Magellan - completed the first circumnavigation of the world

Pausanias - Ancient Greek author of a guide to Greece

FILCHNER - German explorer of Central Asia and Antarctica

FRANKLIN - English polar explorer

Heyerdahl - Norwegian navigator on "Ra", "Kon-Tiki", "Tigris"

Chichester - English traveler, solo circumnavigation of the world

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Albuquerque - Portuguese navigator of the XNUMXth-XNUMXth centuries.

BOugainville - French navigator

HUMBOLDT - German traveler

MALMGREN - Swedish member of the expedition on the ship "Maud", airships "Norway" and "Italy"

PIGAFETTA - satellite of Magellan

RASMUSSEN - Danish. Arctic explorer

Richthofen - German geographer

STEFANSON - Canadian polar explorer

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LIVINGSTON - English explorer of Africa

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Nordenskiöld - Swedish explorer of the Arctic on the ship "Vega"

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