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Matthew Flinders was the first to sail right around Australia. He circumnavigated the continent in 1801-1802.
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Matthew Flinders was the first known European to circumnavigate Australia.
Matthew Flinders circumnavigated the entire continent of Australia in 1801-1802.
* Flinders Island in Bass Strait In South Australia: * Flinders Mountain Range * Flinders Ranges National Park * Flinders Chase National Park on Kangaroo Island * Flinders University * the suburb of Flinders Park * Flinders Highway In Queensland * also another Flinders Highway * the Ipswich suburb of Flinders View * Flinders River, the longest river in Queensland In Victoria * the Melbourne suburb of Flinders * Federal electorate of Flinders In Western Australia: * Flinders Bay In NSW: * Bass and Flinders Point Throughout Australia, there are also many streets and schools named after Matthew Flinders.
Matthew Flinders is most famous for circumnavigating the entire continent of Australia. He and George Bass explored the coastline South of Sydney, and together they made the discovery that Van Diemen's land (now Tasmania) was a separate island, and not joined to the mainland as had previously been thought.
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the coastline of Australia
Matthew Flinders served in the Royal Navy before becoming an explorer. Matthew Flinders is most known for exploring Australia and identifying it as a continent.
A voyage to Terra Australis was the name of the book that Matthew Flinders wrote.
Matthew Flinders circumnavigated the entire coastline of Australia between December 1801 and June 1803.
Matthew Flinders was known for travelling with his black and white cat named Trim.