Observed arrival · 2026-09-27
Voyage Logs turns explorers’ journals into mapped history
An illustrated history project retells major voyages from participants’ journals, paired with interactive maps of the world as it was.
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- Readers of exploration history and primary-source journals
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- The Pigafetta account is described as the fullest eyewitness record; the page says 18 men returned on the Victoria three years after departure.
Field notes
The Pigafetta volume follows the 1519–1522 voyage and identifies the journal as its primary account; its linked sections include a summary and a codex. The Lewis and Clark volume covers the Corps of Discovery’s 1804–1806 route from St. Louis to the Pacific and back. The homepage credits its historical map borders, coastline data, and icon set.
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