- 54.768049°S 71.240152°W / -54.768049; -71.240152 The
Ballenero Channel (Spanish:
Canal Ballenero) runs
between the
Tierra del
Fuego and Cook, Londonderry...
- International. It was
produced in the
Spain under the
working title of
Balleneros (Basque title: Balearenak),
before being released in 1992 as La leyenda...
-
Darwin Sound,
which connects to the
Pacific Ocean by the O'Brien and
Ballenero channels. The
biggest settlement on the
channel is
Ushuaia in Argentina...
- (1984), p. 515.
Rafnsson (2006), p. 4. "La
odisea en
Terranova de los
balleneros vascos – GARA". www.GARA.net.
Archived from the
original on 27 October...
- Península
Brecknock the Paso Brecknock, the only p****age
between the
Canal Ballenero and
Canal ****burn on the way from
Beagle Channel to the
Straits of Magellan...
-
Irune (17
September 2024). "El
pidgin vasco-islandés, la
lengua de los
balleneros vascos".
OndaCero (in Spanish).
Retrieved 3
January 2025.
Miglio 2008...
- 1333.8 Isla Señal,
Canal Ballenero. 54°50.5′S 70°55.9′W / 54.8417°S 70.9317°W / -54.8417; -70.9317 (Isla Senal,
Canal Ballenero.) Fl.W.
period 5s fl....
-
Magdalena Channel, ****burn Channel, Paso
Brecknock or
Canal Ocasión,
Ballenero Channel, O'Brien Channel, Paso Timbales,
northwest arm of the
Beagle Channel...
- Cook to the east, and
between the
Pacific Ocean to the
south and the
Ballenero Channel and O'Brien
Channel to the north.
Nearby islands include Gilbert...
-
Historical Institute Bulletin, No. 33 (Fall 2003) "El mito de que los
balleneros vascos estuvieron en América
antes que Cristóbal Colón". May 13, 2015...
