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Cubagua Island or Isla de
Cubagua (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈisla ðe kuˈβaɣwa]) is the
smallest and
least po****ted of the
three islands constituting the...
- 1542. He and his
party sailed along the
Atlantic coast until reaching Cubagua Island, near the
coast of Venezuela.
Orellana founded the city of Guayaquil...
- Venezuela. It
comprises Margarita Island, Coche, and the
largely uninhabited Cubagua. The
state is
located off the
northeast Caribbean coast of Venezuela. The...
- the
divers on
Cubagua were
marked by a hot iron on
their face and arms with the
letter "C,"
which some
scholars argue stood for
Cubagua. The
pearl diving...
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three islands, two of them small, low and arid (the
present day
Coche and
Cubagua), The
province of
Trinidad was
created in the 16th
century by the Spanish...
- Aves
Archipelago Nueva Esparta State (Venezuela)
Margarita Island Coche Cubagua Anguilla (United Kingdom)
Antigua and
Barbuda Antigua Barbuda Redonda British...
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longitudes 63°48'W and 64°23'W, the island,
along with the
islands of
Coche and
Cubagua,
comprises the
state of
Nueva Esparta. The
island is
split into two peninsulas...
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Contoy Isla
Holbox Isla
Mujeres Venezuela
Blanquilla Island Coche Island Cubagua Island Isla Aves
Islas Los
Frailes Isla
Margarita La
Orchila La Sola Island...
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forms the Gulf of Cariaco. It is
bounded on the east by
Margarita Island,
Cubagua Island, and the
Araya Peninsula; on the
north by
Tortuga Island and the...
- conquest. In 1500 the city of
Nueva Cádiz was
founded on the
island of
Cubagua, Venezuela,
followed by the
founding of
Santa Cruz by
Alonso de
Ojeda in...
