209 Custom map of the Galapagos Islands Spokane

209 Custom map of the Galapagos Islands SpokaneGalapagos Islands The Galapagos Islands is an archipelago of roughly 19 islands and several smaller islets, over 500 miles off the Ecuadorian Coast in the Pacific Ocean. The islands became a World Heritage Site in 1978, protecting almost 35 million acres of land and sea. The Galapagos is recognized for its unique wildlife, especially for the lack of predators. Visitors can interact with the friendly wildlife up close and personal, such as sea lions

and interpreted by some to mean “big water”

and Siuslaw and Umpqua in Oregon

quarters for Spanish and Mexican frontier troops

young or old

February of 1953 witnessed the completion of the Sinclair Dam

with the second pause occurring at Bemus Point

The railroad

West Tisbury (the island's agricultural hub)

and displays a rich history

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000 square miles

Captain Bartholomew Gosnold