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...or de la Antártica'' en Revista de Marina 1993 N° 2, Valparaíso: Armada de Chile (p. 4).</ref> ...ions of [[Netherlands|Dutch]] [[privateers]] in the seas to the south of [[Chile]]. ...

...d on [[Easter Island]], [[Chile]]. It is the [[quarry]] in which about 95% of the island's known monolithic sculpture ([[Moai]]) were carved. ...ripus sp.). The reeds, once believed to have been carried to the island by explorers from the South American mainland, are now known to have been naturally intr ...

{{Short description|Geographic area in Chile}} ...n tip pol.png|thumb|right|200px|Brunswick peninsula, the southernmost part of the American mainland]] ...

* 1986-1987 – Bicycle from Chile to Alaska, a distance of 27,500 kilometers, passing through The Darien Gap. * 1989-1992 – Bicycle from Norway to South Africa a distance of 33,000 kilometers, passing through the Sahara Desert. ...

| caption = From left to right: [[García Hurtado de Mendoza, 5th Marquis of Cañete|García Hurtado de Mendoza]], Pedro de Villagra and [[Rodrigo de Quir | order=[[Royal Governor of Chile]] ...

{{Short description|Glacier in Chile}} | location = [[Chile]] ...

| office = [[Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies]] | death_place = [[Puerto Inglés]], [[Captaincy General of Chile|Chile]] ...

...ll as for the discovery of the [[Juan Fernández Islands]] off the coast of Chile.<ref>{{cite web |title=Juan Fernández |url=https://www.britannica.com/biogr ...h 2020}}</ref><ref>Brand, Donald D. (1967). ''The Pacific Basin: A History of its Geographical Explorations''. New York: The American Geographical Societ ...

| order = [[Royal Governor of Chile]] | monarch = [[Philip II of Spain|King Philip II]] ...

...zoon Pomp''', alias '''Dirck China''' (1544 – c. 1608), was a Dutch sailor of the 16th–17th century, and the first known Dutchman to visit [[China]] and ...omp established himself as a merchant on the isle of [[Goa]] off the coast of India. From there, he visited China and Japan aboard Portuguese trading shi ...

{{Short description|Croatian explorers}} ...Seljan''' (19 August 1875 &ndash; 7 June 1936) were Croatian [[Exploration|explorers]]. ...

...mer Archipelago]], recovering also valuable geological samples and samples of marine animals. It earned Nordenskjöld lasting fame at home, but its huge c ...|date=2007-03-12 }} Department of Human and Economic Geography, University of Gothenburg, retrieved April 28, 2006</ref> ...

{{short description|16th-century Spanish conquistador; founder of present-day Salta, Argentina}} ...including fellow countrymen. Among those he persecuted were the spokesman of a [[Catholic]] bishop. He also disliked [[Francisco Salcedo]], another Cath ...

...dina, José Toribio: ''Juan Díaz de Solís. Estudio Histórico'', Santiago de Chile : J.T. Medina, 1897</ref> ...l Activities of the Casa de la Contratacion"], ''Annals of the Association of American Geographers'', Vol. 17, No. 2. (Jun., 1927), pp. 39-59.</ref> ...

{{For|the city and municipality in [[Chile]]|Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Chile}} | honorific-suffix = [[Order of Merit (Chile)|OMCh]] ...

| birth_place = [[Saint-Malo]], [[Brittany]], [[Kingdom of France]] | death_place = [[Saint-Malo]], Kingdom of France ...

...studies on [[tephrochronology]], [[desertification]], and the development of [[bog]]s. ...saw action in 1918. Auer became a professor of geography at the University of Helsinki in 1929. ...

{{Short description|Dutch explorer of the Pacific Ocean (1659–1729)}} | education = [[University of Harderwijk]] ...

...J.F. and Ray, J. 1989). Glennon also was involved in the discovery of one of the largest [[cave]] chambers in [[Kentucky]] (Yonker, R. 2003). ...emoved: [[Image:tatio3.jpg|frame|right|A portion of El Tatio Geyser Field, Chile.]] --> ...

...ristán de Acuña''', SJ (1597{{snd}}{{circa|1676}}) was a Spanish [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] [[missionary]] and [[explorer]]. ...ositions of procurator of the Jesuits at Rome and censor (''calificador'') of the [[Spanish Inquisition]] at Madrid, Acuña returned to South America, whe ...