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The 15 pages that link to George Vancouver, each with the reason it gives.

• Northwest PassageRelated: His coastal surveys helped map the Pacific approach to the passage.

• Pacific NorthwestRelated: His expedition helped produce European maps and place names in the region.

• Oregon CountryRelated: His surveys supported British geographic knowledge of the coast and its waterways.

• British North AmericaRelated: His surveys helped establish British geographic knowledge and claims on the region’s Pacific edge.

• California CurrentRelated: His surveys documented coastal waters where the southward current was later characterized.

• European exploration of the PacificRelated: His surveys refined European charts of the northeast Pacific after Cook.

• George PritchardRelated: Vancouver’s Pacific voyages belong to the earlier British maritime presence surrounding Tahiti’s foreign relations.

• Strait of Juan de FucaRelated: His expedition mapped the strait and surrounding waters.

• Vancouver IslandRelated: Vancouver Island bears his name, though he did not circumnavigate it.

• Pōmare IRelated: His Pacific connections illustrate the maritime relationships available to Tahitian leaders.

• Exploration of the PacificBroader topic: His detailed surveys refined European maps of the Pacific coast.

• John YoungRelated: Vancouver’s visits connected Kamehameha’s court, including Young, with British diplomacy.

• Inside PassageRelated: His expedition mapped coastal waters that later became central to navigation through the region.

• San Juan IslandsRelated: His voyages helped establish European geographic knowledge of the surrounding waters.

• Mount FairweatherRelated: His expedition charted the coast around the mountain after Cook’s voyage.