Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)

Summary

Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938) is a research expedition^[1]. Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938) draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (research_expedition category, ranking #56 of 114).^[2]

Key Facts

• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s instance of is recorded as research expedition^[3].
• Tristan da Cunha is named after Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)^[4].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 9145857777823020187^[5].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 129625051^[6].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s country of origin is recorded as Norway^[7].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s start time is recorded as +1937-10-07T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s end time is recorded as +1938-04-23T00:00:00Z^[9].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s organizer is recorded as Natural History Museum in Oslo^[10].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Yngvar Hagen^[11].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Erling Sivertsen^[12].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Erling Christophersen^[13].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Egil Baardseth^[14].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Peter A. Munch^[15].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Isak Yngvar Mejland^[16].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Allan Bryant Crawford^[17].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Per Oeding^[18].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Ragnar Eggesvik^[19].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Sverre Dick Henriksen^[20].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s participant is recorded as Natural History Museum in Oslo^[21].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s described at URL is recorded as https://www.nhm.uio.no/kunnskapsunivers/samlingsekspedisjoner/tristan-verdens-mest-ensomme-oy.html^[22].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s director / manager is recorded as Erling Christophersen^[23].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s described by source is recorded as Tristan da Cunha: the Lonely Isle^[24].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s start point is recorded as Sandefjord^[25].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s destination point is recorded as Tristan da Cunha^[26].
• Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/122z_t16^[27].

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Leadership

Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938)'s director / manager is recorded as Erling Christophersen^[23].

Why It Matters

Tristan da Cunha Expedition (1937-1938) draws 4 Wikipedia views per month (research_expedition category, ranking #56 of 114).^[2]