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The explorer credited with mapping the Texas coast is Alonso Álvarez de Pineda. In 1519, he conducted one of the first comprehensive explorations of the Gulf Coast of North America, including present-day Texas. His maps provided valuable information for future explorers and settlers in the region. Pineda's work marked a significant contribution to the early understanding of the Texas coastline.
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Famous explorer Zebulon Pike mapped the Southern region of what 1803 purchase?
Louisiana purchase
What impact did De La Salle have on Texas?
None. He was an early explorer and Texas didn't exist until the 1800's.
What native American tribe was hostile to La Salle's group?
LaSalle had problems with the Karankawa Indians of the gulf coast of Texas.
Who was the last Spanish explorer sent to Texas?
person De la person
Who was the first European to explore the Texas coast?
Alonso Alvarez de Pineda
Which country did Alonso Alvarez de Pineda explore for?
Spain, he was a Spanish explorer who mapped the Gulf Coast.
Which British explorer mapped North America's pacific coast to the bearing strait?
James Cook
What country was pineda from?
he was the first european explorer that came to texas and he mapped the coastline
What Spanish explorer made the first map of the Texas coast?
bob
Which explorer was shipwrecked on the Texas coast while searching for the city of cibola?
La Salle
Who was the explorer that mapped most of central Africa?
Dora
Why is 1519 important to Texas?
1519 is important because Spanish explorer Alvarez de pineda maps Texas coast line
Who was the first french explorer?
Jacques Cartier was the first french explorer when he explored and mapped the St.Lawrence River.
Why was alonzo Alvarez pineda important?
He was an explorer and mapped about 300 maps
What did Abel Tasman do in 1644?
He mapped the north coast of Australia.
Who mapped the coast of north and south America?
Americus Vespucious
When was Australia's western coast mapped?
No single person mapped the entire west coast of Australia, so it was mapped over many years. The first person to land on Western Australia's coast was Dirk Hartog, in 1616. Between then and 1699, which was William Dampier's second expedition to western Australia, various sections were mapped. Matthew Flinders filled in the gaps when he circumnavigated Australia in 1801-1802.
