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Panoramic view of newly discovered lands, Lat 71-30, Victoria Land, Antarctica, 11 Jan 1841, with topographical notes (continued from previous page)

Bound with PAE9965-PAE9975, PAE9977-PAE9984.

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Object Details

ID:	PAE9976
Type:	Drawing
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Mowbray, George Henry
Places:	Unlinked place
Events:	Antarctic Exploration: James Clark Ross's voyage, 1838-1843
Date made:	12-25 Jan 1841
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	186 x 246 mm
Parts:	Sketchbook: drawings made by George Henry Mowbray. RN (Sketchbook) Intended to convey an idea of the situation of Town of Santa Cruz, Teneriffe (Drawing) (PAE9966) Copied from a sketch of the valley of Santa Cruz, Madeira, taken from the Portella 2000ft above the Sea (Drawing) (PAE9967) Porto Praya, St Jago. Cape di Verdi. 19. Nov: 1839. or Point San Antonio, panoramic view (continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9968) Intended to represent the Cidad, or Ancient Capital of St. Jago, showing the Cathedral, Bishop's Palace & View taken from the Garden of a ruined Convent. Nov: 16. 1839 (Drawing) (PAE9969) Entre Montes na Ribeira de S. Domingas Citio da Mara - St. Jago - 16 Nov: 1839 (Drawing) (PAE9970) Observation Cove - St. Paul's docks Lat 0o: 5'5N Lon: 29: 20W Dec: 2nd.1839 (Drawing) (PAE9971) Appearance of Trinidad at 10 pm 17 Dec: 1839 - South Side (Drawing) (PAE9972) Two rough sketches of views of cliffs and ship in seascape, with notes (panoramic views continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9973) The Black S.E. side Christmas Harbour panoramic view with topographical notes also position of Terror and Erebus shown (continued from previous page (Drawing) (PAE9974) Appearance at Noon 12 Jany 1841 of the small detached islands at the Eastern extremity on the N. side of the newly discovered lands - Lat 71-30 (Drawing) (PAE9975) Panoramic view of newly discovered lands, Lat 71-30, Victoria Land, Antarctica, 11 Jan 1841, with topographical notes (continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9976) Continuation of land extending South in about 75o S with packed ice. Antarctica, 25 Jan 1841 (continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9977) Two panoramic views of Mount Terror and Mount Erebus seen at 10-40 then at 1-40pm, '28 Jany: 1841 - Lat at Noon - 76o 58' S By obsn.' (on reverse and continued onto next page) (Drawing) (PAE9978) Two panoramic views of Mount Terror and Mount Erebus (continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9979) Two panoramic views one showing Mount Erebus and Mount Terror (continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9980) Two antarctic views, 'Passed several icebergs 21 Feb. am one rather closer than the others...' and 'another view of the extraordinary Berg 21 Feby' (Drawing) (PAE9981) Panoramic view of Campbell Island (continued from previous page) (Drawing) (PAE9982) Appearance of an iceberg seen at a considerable distance on the morning of 6 March 1841 - about 8'30' a.m. (Drawing) (PAE9983) An iceberg passed on Sunday pm March 14 - 1841 at about 7'15" - distant about 1 cable length (Drawing) (PAE9984)

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