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merchant brigantine that was
discovered adrift and
deserted in the
Atlantic Ocean off the
Azores on
December 4, 1872. The
Canadian brigantine Dei Gratia...
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Brigantine Island (also
known as
Brigantine Beach Island) is an
island off the
Atlantic Ocean coast of New Jersey,
located northeast of
Atlantic City...
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beach in
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sailing vessel. Po****r
modern tall ship rigs
include topsail schooners,
brigantines,
brigs and barques. "Tall ship" can also be
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Brigantine Inlet is an
inlet connecting Little Bay with the
Atlantic Ocean in
Atlantic County, New Jersey.
Brigantine Inlet separates Brigantine Island...
- many
shipwrecks in the area,
including those of
brigantines. New
Jersey Monthly magazine ranked Brigantine as its 36th best
place to live in its 2008 rankings...
- side of the
Spanish brigantines, and "the
fighting went very much in our favour",
according to Díaz.: 363 With his
brigantines, Cortés
could also send...
- clipper, the name is most
commonly applied to two-masted
schooners and
brigantines.
These vessels may also be
referred to as
Baltimore Flyers. Baltimore...
- The
Brigantine Bridge is a
vehicular bridge over
Absecon Inlet in
Atlantic County, New Jersey. It is
located just west of the
Atlantic Ocean in Atlantic...
