He discovered the northern wet part of Australia and landed in Roebuck bay Cygnet bay and shark bay which he named and landed not far from where Dirk Hartog landed 70 years ago.His first ship was in The Cygnet,(a baby swan)1688and second in The Roebuck,1699.He was an English Bucaneer and was well educated.
William Dampier referred to Australia as "New Holland" in many of his accounts of the region. However, Dampier is not the one who named Australia this. It was the early Dutch explorers that first gave the western half of the continent this name.
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In 1677, William Penn led about 200 settlers to a town named Burlington. There, he named the area that was bought by him and others, "New Wales", then "Sylvania" (Latin for "forests or woods'"), which King Charles changed to "Pennsylvania" in honor of Penn's father, Admiral Sir William Penn.
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William Dampier was on the Cygnet when he first reached Western Australia's shores.
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Dampier is a major industrial port in the northwest of Western Australia. The Dampier Port is part of the Dampier Archipelago.
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William Dampier came across the northwestern coast of Australia in 1688.
No. A dutch named Willem Janszoon was the first european to officially set foot on Australia in 1606. William Dampier went to Australia 93 years later in 1699.
The pirate William Dampier was the first English man to visit Australia.
William Dampier was from England.
William Dampier is most remembered for his negative opinion of Australia. Dampier was unimpressed by the dry, barren landscape, the lack of water and what he described as the "miserablest people in the world" - the native population. His negative reports led to the delay of England's colonisation of what is now Australia.
Yes, William Dampier was British.