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When was Saint Lucia discovered by Europeans and what was the ship's name?
It was believed that Columbus discovered St Lucia. But recent evidence suggests he only sailed close by.
What is the Shortest distance from London to Bombay by ship?
4500 miles
How long does it take to get to Saint Lucia on a boat from England?
Yes, you certainly can sail from England to St. Lucia, however the length of time to do so could vary depending on the size of the ship or yacht, the sailing performance, winds, and currents.
What Catholic saint was Columbus' ship named for?
Columbus is NOT a saint but his ship was the Santa Maria - Saint Mary.
Who is the patron saint of ships?
There are patron saints of ship owners and ship builders but no patron saint of ships. (as per the Patron Saint Index.)
What ship did Samuel de Champlain sail on?
He sailed on Saint JUlien
What is the velocity of a ship that traveled from London to New York in 6 days?
First you need to know the distance between London and New York, then divide the distance by the number of days (6) to calculate distance per day, then divide by 24 (hours per day) to calculate distance per hour (velocity per hour).
Why is Saint Paul a patron saint of Malta?
While being taken as a prisoner to Rome, the ship carrying Saint Paul was ship wrecked at Malta.
Painting of HMS Lucia taken in 1931 does anybody know anything about this ship?
submarine depot ship, not original name it was captured ? in ww1
How much would it cost for you to travel from the US to London on a ship?
it would cost you $5287 to go from the US to London on a ship.
Is London Tipton rich and does she own the ship?
No the ship brlongs to her father
What anagram can you make with the words to believed on Netherlands ship sail in Nicholas big a the Saint is?
In the Netherlands to believed the Saint Nicholas sail on a big ship Let's try a sentence that makes more sense -- In the Netherlands, Saint Nicholas is believed to sail on a big ship.
