James Cook explored many places, but I don't think he explored far enough North to prove the Northwest Passage.
No. James Cook was unsuccessful in finding a northwest passage.
When James Cook explored the Pacific northwest, he was seeking a navigable northwest passage along the coast of North America. Had he found such a passage (which he did not) it would have significantly reduced the amount of time ships took to travel from Europe to the west coast of North America.
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Northwest Passage.
Two find the Northwest Passage
No. James Cook was unsuccessful in finding a northwest passage.
Many people from Sir Francis Drake to James Cook to Sir John Franklin. See the Related Link for a History of the Northwest passage Expeditions.
When James Cook explored the Pacific northwest, he was seeking a navigable northwest passage along the coast of North America. Had he found such a passage (which he did not) it would have significantly reduced the amount of time ships took to travel from Europe to the west coast of North America.
To find the northwest passage.
To find the Northwest passage.
The British searched for the Northwest Passage. A British sea captain arrived in the colonial port of Plymouth, Massachusetts. His name was James Cook. He was already a famous explorer who had been around the world twice, in BOTH directions. Cook had even discovered a group of islands in the Pacific that he renamed the Hawaiian Island.
Roald Amundsen was the man to find the northwest passage.
The waterways in search of the Northwest Passage to the Orient.
No,the Northwest Passage didn`t exsist.
Henry Hudson was an important explorer who tried to find the northwest passage.
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