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Malaspina family - Wikipedia Malaspina of Ascoli Piceno, from Ascoli Piceno in Marche; the feud was later inherited by the Malatesta but the Sforza later gave it back to the Malaspina, who held it until 1502 when it was acquired by the papacy
Malaspina Glacier - U. S. National Park Service Malaspina Glacier, located primarily within Wrangell-St Elias National Park, is the largest piedmont glacier in North America and one of the largest outside the ice cap regions of the world
Malaspina Glacier | Alaska, Pacific Coast, Ice Sheet | Britannica Named for Captain Alessandro Malaspina, who explored the Alaskan coast in 1791, it is an excellent example of the rare piedmont glacier (i e , a large lobe of ice spread out over level terrain and associated with the terminus of a large mountain-valley glacier); the Malaspina is the largest such glacier in the world
A brief history of the Malaspina Family - Lunigiana, Tuscany The history of the Malaspina family is a fascinating tale of power, rivalry, and splendor that spans over nine centuries Originating from the region of Lunigiana, between Tuscany and Liguria, the family has left an indelible mark on the history of medieval Italy
Malaspina, Alessandro: Early Explorer of the Pacific Northwest Coast Alessandro Malaspina, born in Mulazzo, Tuscany, in 1754 and raised in Palermo, sailed under the Spanish flag, as did Columbus and Vespucci During his round-the-world voyage, Malaspina meticulously documented the native tribes, plants and coastal areas of the Pacific Northwest
Alejandro Malaspina - Wikipedia Brigadier Alejandro Malaspina (November 5, 1754 – April 9, 1810) was a Spanish Navy officer and explorer
The Malaspina family in Lunigiana The Malaspina were an important feudal family in the Middle Age They descended from the Obertenghi family, dominating in northern Tuscany and Liguria before 1000 a C
Alessandro Malaspina — Dumbarton Oaks - doaks. org Alessandro (or Alejandro or Alexandro) Malaspina (1754–1810) was an Italian nobleman turned Spanish captain and explorer of the West Coast of North America In the late eighteenth century, Spain launched many Royal Botanical Expeditions to explore the flora of their overseas territories
Malaspina Family | Noble, Aristocrats, Sicily | Britannica Malaspina Family, feudal family powerful in northern Italy in the Middle Ages Descended from Marquis Oberto I, who was created count palatine by the Holy Roman emperor Otto I, the family at first controlled Tuscany, eastern Liguria, and the March of Lombardy