Who was Hudson Bay named after?

Answer 1

Henry Hudson, an explorer who did 4 journeys and explore red the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied.
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Hudson bay was named for Henry Hudson, who was an explorer who explored the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied.
The Hudson Bay was indeed named after the famous french explorer named Henry Hudson. Henry Hudson was the first person that sailed to what we now call Canada

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Hudson bay was named for Henry Hudson, who was an explorer who explored the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied.
Hudson bay was named for Henry Hudson, who was an explorer who explored the Hudson Bay almost halfway before his crew mutinied.

Answer 2

It was named for its discoverer, Henry Hudson.

Answer 3

Hudson bay was named after Henry Hudson, the famous French explorer who did 4 journeys and explored the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied.

Answer 4

Because that is where the crew left the famous explorer to die.

Answer 5

Hudson Bay (originally named Hudson's Bay) was named after explorer Henry Hudson. The Hudson's Bay Company took its name from the bay.

Answer 6

Because it was discovered by Henry Hudson.

Answer 7

He found it, hence the name.