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cloud bank, a compass error, or a faulty observation. Margaret
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311:, commissioned stone to be quarried from Cape Everard and shipped to Great Ayton in Yorkshire. It was used to create a replica monument with an identical plaque, which was placed at the site of the home of Captain Cook's parents, after Grimwade had arranged for the home to be dismantled and reconstructed in
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1822:Cape Upstart
1729:Keppel Isles
1667:Cape Moreton
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1785:Cape Conway
1774:Slade Point
1768:Broad Sound
1716:Bustard Bay
1694:Indian Head
1672:Moreton Bay
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1284:Map Matters
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136:Point Hicks
129:, Australia
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1886:Green Isle
1833:Palm Isles
1735:Keppel Bay
1705:Hervey Bay
1699:Sandy Cape
1648:Queensland
1633:Cape Byron
1622:Smoky Cape
1610:Cape Hawke
1594:Broken Bay
1582:Botany Bay
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164:Tasman Sea
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1763:Long Isle
1757:Pier Head
1576:Red Point
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