John Franklin did not discover the Northwest Passage, but he is known for his expeditions in the Arctic during the 19th century, particularly his ill-fated voyage in 1845. The Northwest Passage, a sea route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the Arctic, was first navigated successfully by Roald Amundsen in 1903-1906. Franklin's attempts were significant in the search for this route, but he did not achieve its discovery.
he traveled to the arctic and to the northwest passage.
He set sail to Find A route from Europe to Asia when you sail Northwest. This route was called the Northwest Passage
Many people from Sir Francis Drake to James Cook to Sir John Franklin. See the Related Link for a History of the Northwest passage Expeditions.
No, John Franklin did not successfully find the Northwest Passage during his expeditions in the 19th century. His final expedition ended in tragedy with the loss of his ships and crew.
Sir John Fanklin Died of hipletherma along the northwest passage.
John Franklin's voyages in search of the Northwest Passage were primarily funded by the British government.
Franklin is famous for his search for the Northwest Passage through the Canadian arctic in 1845. No one survived after both ships were stuck in the ice. See link below for the Northwest passage song that mentions Franklin.
hi peeps, he took the route of the northwest passage
Captain Francis Crozier found the Northwest Passage, though many believe it was Sir John Franklin. Franklin actually died before reaching the passage, leaving Captain Crozier in command of the two ships, Erebus and Terror, and who lead the men across the Simpson Strait, the final step of the Northwest passage.
sir john Franklin explored to find the north west passage and did find it after a couple expeditions
He failed at his Northwest Passage expidetion, but succeede at all other expiditions.
They set off on that fateful expedition on the 19th May 1845.