Ernest Giles made several expeditions into the Australian desert interior. His first expedition left from Chambers Pillar on 22 August 1872 and resulted in the discovery of an unusual oasis in the desert, the Glen of Palms, now called Palm Valley. Also on this journey, Giles named Gosse's Range, now called Gosse's Bluff. He discovered Lake Amadeus, a huge saltpan in central Australia, which he named after the King of Spain, and he first sighted Mount Olga, which he named after the king's wife. Giles arrived back at Charlotte Waters from his first expedition on 1 December 1872.
Australian explorer Ernest Giles sought an overland route from Alice Springs to Perth.
The first transcontinental expedition to the Pacific Coast.
The same route that the Donner Expedition took.
the route in the sea
The reason Christopher Columbus made his first expedition was for a special purpose- to find a sea route to the Indies. It says right here in my social studies book called Our Nation on page 120.
they had to trace a route to it
The first European to cross the Gibson Desert was John Forrest, who did so in 1874, rather than 1873. Peter Warburton was actually the first to the Western deserts generally, achieving this in 1873, but he crossed the Great Sandy Desert, to the north of the Gibson Desert. He was aiming to be the first to find a route from central Australia to Perth, but acrtually croseed through the Great Sandy Desert, arriving at Oakover River, 800km north of Perth. Ernest Giles was the first to try to cross any of the Western deserts, and it was he who actually named the Gibson, but he was disillusioned to find himself beaten by Forrest. Giles's first attempt to cross the Gibson was in 1873.
Robert Falcon Scott's expedition to Antarctica in 1910 followed the route from New Zealand to Antarctica through the Ross Sea. The expedition established a base at Cape Evans on Ross Island.
She carried it the rest of her route and nurtured it
South Pass.
was the leader of the first European expedition that attempted to find a new trade route to Asia bi sailing West from Europe.
One of the goals of the Lewis and Clark expedition was not to discover a water route to the Pacific Ocean.