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Barranquilla (Latin
American Spanish pronunciation: [baraŋˈkiʝa] ) is the
capital district of the Atlántico
department in Colombia. It is
located near...
- New York City and the West Indies,
calling at Kingston,
Puerto Limón,
Savanilla and Cartagena.[citation needed]
Prinz Waldemar left New York City under...
- that
severely damaged her rigging. A few days
later Tamar sailed for
Savanilla with Jupiter.
Tamar was
converted to a coal hulk in 1831,
based at Plymouth...
- or "C65" (Carthagena), "C62" (Santa Martha), "E88" (Colon) and "F69" (
Savanilla) Cuba: "C58" (Havana) and "C88" (St Jago-de-Cuba)
Danish West Indies:...
- from the
Thames together on 20
November 1853 and the
former arrived at
Savanilla, then the main
seaport at the
mouth of the Magdalena, on 17
January 1854...
- 1885
SAVALO F. Gray
Griswold A.C.
Brown & Son Tottenville, S.I., NY 1901
Savanilla John
Price Wetherill Greenwich Piers Marine Railway Co.
Greenwich Piers...
- windl**** was smashed, and she lost both of her anchors, so she went to
Savanilla for repairs. By 13
February another seven members of the yacht's crew...
- to Hamburg.
Heinrich Bremen The ship was
driven as**** on Mayaguana, Bahamas. She was on a
voyage from
Savanilla,
Granadine Confederation to Bremen....
- Jamaica, St Martha, Jamaica, Campeche, Bordeaux,
Cartagena (Colombia),
Savanilla, and back to Gravesend. At the end of 1823
Carss sailed N****au for Sincapore...
- windl****; and
caused the tug to lose both of her anchors.
Relief went to
Savanilla for repairs. By 13
February another seven members of the yacht's crew...
