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Manuel de Mesquita Perestrelo

Illustration — Woodcut depicting the São Bento shipwreck of 1554 • Illustration — 1575 map of Southern African coastline from Cape of Good Hope to Inhambane Manuel de Mesquita Perestrelo (c. 1510, Santo Estêvão - c. 1580, Santo Estêvão) was a Portuguese navigator and cartographer.

Manuel de Mesquita Perestrelo

tiré de l'História trágico Maritima, de Bernardo Gomes de Brito. Relation du naufrage de fernão d'Alvares Cabral en 1554

Victorcouto · Own work Bernardo_Gomes_de_Brito,_Historia_Tragico-Maritima,_tomo_1°,_p._39 · Public domain

Born
1510
Died
1580
Nationality
Kingdom of Portugal
Occupation
cartographer
Languages
Portuguese

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Illustration — Woodcut depicting the São Bento shipwreck of 1554 • Illustration — 1575 map of Southern African coastline from Cape of Good Hope to Inhambane Manuel de Mesquita Perestrelo (c. 1510, Santo Estêvão - c. 1580, Santo Estêvão) was a Portuguese navigator and cartographer.

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