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Q: Where is Henry Hudson's ship the Hopewell at today?
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What is the name of Henry Hudsons ship?

Halfmoon, Hopwell and the Discovery .


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Name of Henry Hudson's ship?

The name of Henry Hudson's ship were Hopewell, Discovery, Nd his famous ship, the half moon.


What ship did Henry Hudson use?

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Henry Hudson used: Goodhope, the hopewell, and the half moon.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------You missed one.Henry Hudson used four ships:Goodhope, Hopewell, Halve Maen (Half Moon), and the Discovery.-Gaudior


How many ships did Henry Hudson take?

It can carry 20 people


What was Henry Hudson's ship called?

His ship was called the Hopewell. The Hopewell was a bark which is a small, wooden ship with three masts. In 1607, the ship was four years old and had sailed seven other voyages. The sailors slept in cramped quarters aboard the Hopewell. They had to supply all their food and drinking water for their voyage. The food could spoil, and the water might be covered by a film of scum but i was a good ship to ride


What country did Henry Hudson sail for England in?

Henry Hudson sailed for the country of Holland, also known as the Netherlands in 1609 on the Hopewell and The Half moon. He later sailed for England using a ship called the Discovery


What ship did hery Hudson use to find hudsons bay?

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Did the Hopewell use spears?

If you're referring to Henry Hudson's first command, the 80 ton Hopewell, there's no mention of 'spears' in the ship's log; although they discovered great pods of whales at Spitsbergen Island; and arriving back in England the news brought whaling ships there.