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Bruno de
Heceta (
Hezeta) y
Dudagoitia (1743–1807) was a
Spanish Basque explorer of the
Pacific Northwest. Born in
Bilbao of an old
Basque family, he was...
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consisted of two ships: the
Santiago (alias
Nueva Galicia),
commanded by
Hezeta himself, and the
schooner Sonora (alias Felicidad, also
known as Nuestra...
- River), or an entrance,
called Entrada de
Hezeta,
named for
Bruno de
Hezeta, who
sailed the region.
Following Hezeta's reports,
British maritime fur trader...
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September 2, 2021.
Retrieved September 2, 2021. Walker, James. "Bruno de
Hezeta y
Dudagoitia (1744–1807)".
Oregon Encyclopedia.
Archived from the original...
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Bruno de
Hezeta (or Heceta)
commanded the
expedition aboard the Santiago, with Juan
Francisco de la
Bodega y
Quadra leading the
Sonora as de
Hezeta's second-in-command...
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Salvador (1995).
Trillar los mares: la expedición
descubridora de
Bruno de
Hezeta al
noroeste de América, 1775.
Editorial CSIC - CSIC Press. p. 32. ISBN 9788400074593...
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Voyages to the
Pacific Coast of
North America:
Francis Drake and
Brune de
Hezeta,
Their Voyages Compared with
Information about Scurvy. San Francisco: Drake...
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Lieutenant Juan
Francisco de la
Bodega y Quadra.
After some loss of life,
Hezeta decided to
return to Mexico, but
Bodega y
Quadra refused to
follow him without...
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expeditions to
explore the area and to
claim it for Spain. In 1775
Bruno de
Hezeta led an expedition; the Sonora,
under Bodega y Quadra,
ultimately reached...
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Voyages to the
Pacific Coast of
North America:
Francis Drake and
Brune de
Hezeta,
Their Voyages Compared with
Information about Scurvy. San Francisco: Drake...
