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He was the first European to see the Pacific Ocean (1513)
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But you read somewhere that Balboa was from Spain-right?
Yes, Balboa WAS from Spain. Yes, Balboa WAS from Spain.
What is balboa the explorers full name?
Balboa's real name was Vasco Nunez De Balboa
What is vasco de Balboa's father?
Balboa's father was Don Nuno Arias de Balboa
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to help you breath?
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Where did Balboa go?
balboa went to the pacific ocean
Was Balboa English?
Does "Balboa" sound English to you? He was Spanish.
Who sent balboa to journy?
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