This body of water is jutted into by Cape Froward on the Brunswick Peninsula, which features a large metallic cross.
This body of water is jutted into by Cape Froward on the Brunswick Peninsula, which features a large metallic cross. Fuerta Bulnes was an establishment along this body of water, which connects to the Smyth Channel and is near the home of the Kaweskar people. A 16th-century attempt to settle near this body of water ended when all of the settlers either starved or froze to death; English captain Thomas Cavendish, who found the remains of the colony, called the site "Port Famine." The (*) Magdalena Channel is at this strait's western entrance. This strait's ► namesake, who was killed on Cebu in the Philippines, did not know of the nearby Beagle Channel or Drake Passage. For 10 points, name this Chilean waterway that connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
This body of water is jutted into by Cape Froward on the Brunswick Peninsula, which features a large metallic cross.
Straits of Magellan [or Magellanic Strait or Estrecho de Magallanes]