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Yes, George Bass is credited with the European discovery of the Twelve Apostles, a group of limestone stacks located along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. In 1800, during his exploration of the Australian coastline, Bass and his crew encountered these natural formations. The Twelve Apostles have since become a popular tourist attraction, renowned for their stunning beauty and dramatic coastal scenery.
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Who discoved the twelve apostles?
George Bass discovered the 12 apostles in January 1798
What were George Bass's exact words when he discovered Australia?
George Bass did not discover Australia. Please see the related question below.
Did George Bass discover Bass Strait?
Yes. George Bass, together with Matthew Flinders, proved that Tasmania (then Van Diemen's Land) was an island, and not connected to the Australian mainland. Because it was his initiative that led to the expedition being organised, the strait of water Bass and Flinders discovered between the mainland and Tasmania bears the name of Bass Strait.
What was the name of George Bass's ship?
George bass's ship was called the reliance
What were the problems that George Bass encountered on his voyages?
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When did George Lauder of The Bass die?
George Lauder of The Bass died in 1611.
Did George Bass have any children?
George Bass's mother was Sarah Bass, nee Newman.
Who sailed south on the New South Wales coast and charted some of it in 1797?
George Bass, who was the first to discover the famous Kiama blowhole, on 6 December 1797.
What did George Bass set out to explore?
what did george bass hope to find
Did george bass get paid?
no
What part of Europe did george bass come from?
George Bass was born in Western Europe, more specifically, England.
What boat did George Bass travel on?
George Bass was famous for exploring in a small boat named the Tom Thumb.
