Most modern maps of the Australian coastline were conducted by the world geodetic survey of 1984. These were not conducted by one person, but were the compiled efforts of a multinational organization. However, William Dampier (explored in the 1600s) deserves credit for first charting areas of the Western Australian coastline, while Captain James Cook initially charted the eastern coast in 1770, with remarkable accuracy for his time. George Bass, together with Matthew Flinders explored and charted much of the coastline south of Sydney in the early days of the New South Wales colony. Bass also proved for once and for all that van Diemen's Land (Tasmania) was an island. Between December 1801 and June 1803, Flinders circumnavigated the continent, charting the entire coastline of Australia.
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There is a map where you can see the effect of sea level rise at the link below. At the top left you can set the sea level rise to 0 meters to see the present coastline. Changing the sea level rise to 5 meters or 50 meters will make changes on the map.
See the related links below for maps of Texas.
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Alonso Alvarez De la Pineda was the first European explorer to map the coastline of Texas. His motivation was glory and gold.
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The Dutch, who were from the country of Holland, were said to be the first to land and map the western coast of Australia. Holland is the present-day Netherlands.
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First find Venezuala on the map, then follow the coastline from the left going towards Guyana you will see Trinidad & Tobaga near the coast line.
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James Cook charted much of Australia's eastern coastline in 1770.
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Alonso Alvarez de Pineda in 1519.
Captain Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda 1519 is the first Spaniard credited with first seeing what would become Texas. http://americanfrontiers.net/explorers/History3.php http://www.texancultures.utsa.edu/publications/exploration/chaptereleven.htm
He provided Spain with the first accurate map of the Texas coast.
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