botany Bay is now still called Botany Bay. Originally intended as the site for the colony of New South Wales, Botany Bay proved unsuitable for the purpose, so it should not be confused with Port Jackson, the site where Sydney was first established. However, because of the expansion of Sydney, Botany Bay is now part of the city of Sydney.
The first name for Botany Bay was Stingray Harbour.
Botany Bay was given that name by Joseph Banks, the famed scientists and botanist who travelled with James Cook between 1768 and 1771. Banks was impressed by all the new species of flora and collected many new botanical specimens at Botany Bay - hence the name.
Originally James Cook named the bay Stingray Harbour.
It isn't. Botany Bay is still Botany Bay. It lies about 8km to the south of Port Jackson, which is where Sydney was built. Port Jackson is also still known as Port Jackson, but it is also referred to as Sydney Harbour because it is the main harbour for this large city.
The New South Wales capital of Sydney has now expanded to Botany Bay, but Sydney did not have its origins there. Botany Bay was unsuitable for settlement, so Sydney was first established on the shores of Port Jackson.
James Cook (a Lieutenant when he arrived in Australia, not a captain) claimed the east coast of Australia for Great Britain in 1770. He named it New South Wales.
A French squadron anchored at Botany Bay as the First Fleet was disembarking at Sydney Cove.
James Cook originally called Botany Bay Stingray Harbour.The name Botany Bay was suggested by Joseph Banks, the famed scientists and botanist who travelled with James Cook between 1768 and 1771. Banks was impressed by all the new species of flora and collected many new botanical specimens at Botany Bay - hence the name change.
The distance from Botany Bay to Port Jackson is about 8km.
Botany Bay is in state of New South Wales. It lies about 8km south of the main harbor where the city of Sydney is positioned, but it's considered part of Sydney now.
It is now called sydney harbour, so in answer to your question batany bay is in sydney
Neither.James Cook first landed in Botany Bay, and this is the site he recommended for colonisation.
Botany Bay was originally called Stingray Harbor by Captain James Cook. It was first seen on April 29, 1770. Botany Bay was a harbor through which thousands of prisoner were transported to Australia.
The New South Wales capital of Sydney has now expanded to Botany Bay, but Sydney did not have its origins there. Botany Bay was unsuitable for settlement, so Sydney was first established on the shores of Port Jackson.
A number of things were found by Captain Arthur Phillip in Sydney Harbour - or rather, Port Jackson - that were not in Botany Bay. They included:a source of fresh waterbetter soil for planting cropsdecent timber for buildinga safe, deep harbour for ships
Botany Bay is a bay in New South Wales, a few kilometers south of the Sydney. Botany Bay was the site of James Cook's first landing of HMS Endeavour on the continent of Australia.
There are two runways of the Sydney airport that jut out into Botany Bay. The Sydney airport is the busiest airport in Australia because Sydney is the largest city. It is the home of Quantas Airlines.
Botany Bay is located about 8 km south of Port Jackson, where Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, lies.
Sydney, capital of New South Wales.
Captain James Cook described botany bay/Sydney Cove as looking similar to that of south Wales, hense he named the area of Sydney Cove/Botany Bay NEW South Wales.
There was a problem with finding fresh water at Botany Bay. The harbor was too shallow for some ships. Eventually the colony was moved to Port Jackson.