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A ship's record of its voyage, often referred to as a logbook, is a detailed account of the ship's activities during a specific journey. It typically includes information such as the ship's position, weather conditions, navigation details, crew activities, and any significant events that occur during the voyage. This record serves as an official document for legal, operational, and safety purposes, providing valuable information for future voyages and investigations if needed.
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How many ships were on Columbus's first voyage?
4 ships
How many ships did Columbus take on his fourth voyage?
On his first voyage he had three, On his second he took along a total of seventeen. On his third voyage he had six ships. On his final voyage he had four old, worn out ships.
How many ships did Christopher Columbus sail with on his 3RD voyage?
6 ships
What were the results of the voyage?
He and his ships were never found.
What is a record of a voyage?
By some people, the phrase "captain's log" is often referred to as the record of a sea voyage.
Did Abel Tasman travel alone?
No, on his first voyage of discovery, he had two ships and 110 men, and on his second voyage he had three ships, the number of crew is unknown.
What did Columbus command on his great voyage?
Christopher Columbus was in command of three ships during his great voyage. The three ships were the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria.
What were the results of Cabot's voyage?
He and his ships were never found.
What ships did Jacques cartier use in his first voyage?
he used 3 ships and 61 men
What are the ships names of the ships Columbus used in his first voyage?
Nina, Pinta and the Santa Maria
What is a ships last trip called?
A final voyage (sometimes last voyage) is a ship's last trip.
What was the ships conditions for Ferdinand Magellan's voyage?
not good at all
