Depending on which Cape Disappointment you mean:
The one in Washington was discovered by John Meares, a British fur trader who was shipwrecked while sailing down the Columba
The one in South Georgia by James Cook
But in Antarctica the Cape Disappointment was discovered by Otto Nordenskiold, who was leading a Swedish Expedition down there.
The area of Cape Disappointment State Park is 7,616,183.7869568 square meters.
He named the Cape Disappointment because there was not hat much food source.
Bartholomeau Dias
Cape Verde was discovered by the Portuguese in the fifteenth century (in 1462 to be precise).
Giovanni Da verranzano discovered Cape fear on his 1524 voyage. He also discovered Ney york harbor and the narregansett bay
the cape of good horn
The Swiss Family Robinson's Cape Disappointment was located on an uninhabited island in the East Indies archipelago. It served as the setting for Johann David Wyss's fictional novel "The Swiss Family Robinson," which tells the story of a family shipwrecked and surviving on the island.
The foggiest place in the US is typically the coastal region of the Pacific Northwest, specifically locations like Point Reyes in California and Cape Disappointment in Washington. These areas experience frequent fog due to the meeting of cool ocean currents and warmer air.
Cape Disappointment earned its name from British Captain John Meares, who in 1788 intended to find the Columbia River but was thwarted by treacherous coastal conditions and poor visibility. Disappointed by the missed opportunity, he named the location "Cape Disappointment." The name reflects not only his personal frustration but also the challenges that early explorers faced along the rugged Pacific coast.
Several rivers such as Ovens and the Goulburn, climbed and named mount disappointment and discovered and named the snowy mountains
He Discovered The Cape of Good Hope . /.
In 1488