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ref_no: 36965
place_name: Wellesley Islands
alt_name: null
type: ISG
description: Island group
status: Y
currency: Y
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modified_date: 1617982192000
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comments: Coordinates upgraded on 9/04/2021 from 16°34'23"S and 139°20'57"E.
longitude: 139° 25' 52" E
latitude: 16° 24' 48" S
longitude_dd: 139.43111
latitude_dd: -16.41333
origin: Charted by Commander Matthew Flinders RN (1774-1814) navigator/hydrographer 6 December 1802. Probably not named by Flinders until he was detained by the French on Mauritius Island 1803-10 and working on his charts and journals. Flinders probably named the Group after Richard Colley Wellesley. Second Earl Mornington, Viscount Wellesley (1760-1842), Governor of Madras and Governor-General of Bengal 1797-1805, who attempted to secure Flinders' release from French detention. Refer G.C. Ingleton. Matthew Flinders: navigator and chartmaker. Guilford (UK), 1986, p.212. Note that Ingleton is mistaken as identifying Wellesley as the Duke of Wellington (1769-1852). Wellington was Richard Wellesley's younger brother Arthur.
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