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Did you know?
John Rae discovered the final navigable link in the Northwest Passage - the link that Franklin had been seeking. He found it on the east side of King William Island - now known as Rae Strait.

Rae was vindicated in 1903-1906, when Roald Amundsen became the first to complete the Northwest Passage - by sailing Rae Strait.

Find out more about John Rae...

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Orkney Boat Museum is a company limited by guarantee, Co. Reg. No. SC273109, and is a recognised Scottish charity

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