Pinta (ship)

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Pinta was one of the three ships in Christopher Columbus’s 1492 expedition, known for its speed and for carrying Martín Alonso Pinzón as its captain.

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Pinta (ship) canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf caravel
exploration ship
associatedWith Christopher Columbus
Martín Alonso Pinzón
captain Martín Alonso Pinzón
category Christopher Columbus’s ships
Exploration ships of Spain
Ships of the Age of Discovery
commandedDuring1492VoyageBy Martín Alonso Pinzón
country Kingdom of Castile
linked to: Castile
crewType Spanish sailors
departureDate 1492-08-03
departurePort Palos de la Frontera
era Age of Discovery
linked to: Age of Exploration
fate unknown exact fate after return to Spain
firstLandfallRegion Bahamas
flag Crown of Castile
historicalPeriod late 15th century
historicalSignificance one of the first European ships documented to reach the Caribbean in 1492
knownFor being one of the three ships of Columbus’s 1492 voyage
high speed
languageOfName Spanish
name Pinta
nameMeaning possibly “the painted one” or “the spotted one” in Spanish
navigationArea Atlantic Ocean
notableEvent participation in the 1492 discovery voyage to the New World
operatedBy Crown of Castile
partOf Christopher Columbus’s first voyage to the Americas
Columbus’s 1492 expedition
propulsion sails
returnPort Spain
returnYear 1493
roleInVoyage accompanied Santa María and Niña on westward Atlantic crossing
sailingRig caravel with square-rigged modifications
sisterShip Niña (ship)
Santa María (ship)
linked to: Santa María
typeOfHull wooden hull
usedIn transatlantic exploration
voyageCompanionShip Niña (ship)
Santa María (ship)
linked to: Santa María
voyageLeader Christopher Columbus
voyagePurpose search for a westward route to Asia

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Pinzón family associatedWith Pinta (ship)
La Niña (ship) sisterShip Pinta (ship)
Niña (ship) sisterShip Pinta (ship)