The Cape of Good Hope is located on the Cape Peninsula of South Africa, though a common misperception is that it is the southern tip of Africa (which is Cape Agulhas).
The Pampas, meaning “plain” in Quechua, are grasslands covering approximately 750,000 km2 of South America. The region includes portions of Argentina, all of Uruguay, and part of southern Brazil.
The Maipu River (also Maipo River) begins in the Andes mountains and empties into the Pacific Ocean. It is located near present-day Santiago, Chile and is the region’s major source for irrigation and potable water. The local valley is Chile’s top wine-producing region.
Dod Street is in Limehouse, East London. William Morris and his comrades joined a “free speech” campaign to stop harassment from the police of the Socialist Democratic Federation paper sellers in Dodd Street. Morris was arrested here by the police.
Translated as “White Mountain,” Mont Blanc is the tallest mountain in the Alps, at 15,777 ft. (4808.7 m.). Jacque Balmat and Michel Paccard first summited Mont Blanc in 1786.
Piccadilly is a road in London, south of Mayfair and situated between Hyde Park Corner and Piccadilly Circus. The street has been used as a significant thoroughfare since medieval times and now connects central London to areas such as Hammersmith and Earl’s Court.
The Royal Manchester Institute was founded in 1823 at a meeting in which merchants, local artists, and other members of the public were keen to promote the culture of Manchester.
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