Cape Manifold
Headland in Queensland, Australia
Cape Manifold (22°41′S 150°50′E / 22.683°S 150.833°E / -22.683; 150.833[1]) is a coastal headland in central Queensland, Australia.
It was named by Captain Cook when he saw it from Keppel Bay (to the south) on 27 May 1770, "from the Number of high Hills over it".[2] He spelt it both Manyfold and Manifold in different journal entries; today Manifold is usual.
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Australian places named on the First voyage of James Cook in 1770
- 19 April: Point Hicks
- Ram Head
- 20: Cape Howe
- 21 April: Mount Dromedary
- Batemans Bay
- 22 April: Pigeon House
- 25 April: Red Point
- 28 April: Botany Bay*
- 6 May: Port Jackson
- Broken Bay
- 11 May: Point Stephens
- Port Stephens
- Cape Hawke
- 12 May: The Three Brothers
- 13 May: Smoky Cape
- 15 May: Solitary Isles
- Cape Byron
- 16 May: Mount Warning
- 16 May: Point Danger
- 17 May: Point Lookout
- Cape Moreton
- Moreton Bay
- The Glass Houses
- 18 May: Double Island Point
- Wide Bay
- 19 May: Indian Head
- Sandy Cape
- 21 May: Hervey Bay
- Breaksea Spit
- 23 May: Bustard Bay*
- 25 May: Cape Capricorn
- 26 May: Keppel Isles
- 27 May: Keppel Bay
- Cape Manyfold
- 28 May: Shoalwater Bay
- Northumberland Isles
- 31 May: Pier Head
- 1 June: Long Isle
- Broad Sound
- 2 June: Slade Point
- Cape Hillsborough
- 3 June: Cape Conway
- Repulse Bay
- 4 June: Whitsundays Passage
- Pentecost Island
- Cape Gloucester
- Edgecumbe Bay
- Cumberland Islands
- 5 June: Cape Upstart
- 6 June: Magnetical Island
- Palm Isles
- Cleveland Bay
- 8 June: Halifax Bay
- Rockingham Bay
- Dunk Island
- Hillock Point
- Double Point
- 9 June: Frankland Islands
- Fitzroy Island
- Cape Grafton
- 10 June: Green Isle
- Trinity Bay
- Cape Tribulation
- Low Isles
- 13 June: Hope Islands
- 14 June – 4 August: Endeavour River
- Cape Bedford
- 10 August: Cape Flattery
- 11 August: Lizard Island*
- Eagle Island*
- 19 August: Cape Grenville
- Forbes Islands
- Bolt Head
- 20 August: Bird Isles
- Sir Charles Hardy Islands
- 21 August: York Cape
- 22 August: Possession Island*
- Prince of Wales' Isles
- 23 August: Booby Island*
*Places where Cook landed
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