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A bimini is a lightweight cover made of fabric, stretched on a metal frame which is readily removable, for the cockpit or deck of a speedboat or sailboat.

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Where did Ponce De Leon try to sail to?

he started hearing rumors of an island far to north called Bimini


What is the channellies betweenGrandBahama and Bimini?

The channel between Grand Bahama and Bimini is known as the Great Bahama Bank, which features shallow waters and various cays. The distance between the two islands is approximately 50 miles (80 kilometers), making it a popular route for boaters and fishermen. This area is characterized by its vibrant marine life and is part of the larger Bahamian archipelago, offering beautiful scenery and recreational opportunities.


How long will the effects on hiroshima last?

The radiation became null after so many years. The coral reef destroyed in Bimini Island by the nuclear experiments began to grow after 50 years.


What did the arawaks call this island?

The Arawaks called the island of what is now known as the Bahamas "Bimini." The term is often associated with the region's lush landscapes and abundant resources. Additionally, the Arawak-speaking peoples inhabited various islands in the Caribbean, contributing to the rich cultural history of the region.


When did Ponce de Leon end his journey?

Juan Ponce de Leon made his last expedition in 1521, another expedition to try and find Bimini and its fountain of youth. His force of approx. 200 men landed on the West Coast of Florida and were met by hostile native Indian's. He along with many of his men was shot and wounded by their arrows. Juan Ponce de Leon died of his injuries in July 1521,at Havana Cuba. He is buried in San Juan, Porto Rico.

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