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Three years later , Sir James Clark Ross sledged along the eastern shore as far
as 72 ° 38'N . Observing ice extending right across the sound , Ross drew the
unfortunate conclusion that it was never sufficiently open to be navigable . This
view ...
Three years later , Sir James Clark Ross sledged along the eastern shore as far
as 72 ° 38'N . Observing ice extending right across the sound , Ross drew the
unfortunate conclusion that it was never sufficiently open to be navigable . This
view ...
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At first , no whales were seen , but the local Inuit asserted that they would arrive
with the fall , as indeed they did in early September , when large numbers
migrated into the sound . Unfortunately for Bon Accord's owner , Penny failed to
take a ...
At first , no whales were seen , but the local Inuit asserted that they would arrive
with the fall , as indeed they did in early September , when large numbers
migrated into the sound . Unfortunately for Bon Accord's owner , Penny failed to
take a ...
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Among the first was Jonas Poole , who in 1610 explored and named the major
west coast fiords : Horn Sound ( Hornsund ) , Bell Sound ( Bellsund ) , Ice Sound
( Isfjorden ) and Cross Bay ( Krossfjorden ) . In 1612 , Thomas Marmaduke ...
Among the first was Jonas Poole , who in 1610 explored and named the major
west coast fiords : Horn Sound ( Hornsund ) , Bell Sound ( Bellsund ) , Ice Sound
( Isfjorden ) and Cross Bay ( Krossfjorden ) . In 1612 , Thomas Marmaduke ...
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