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    You are hereGalápagos IslandsSeptember 7, 1835
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    September 7, 1835

    Galápagos Islands

    The listed date is the day Beagle left Peru. It reached the Galápagos eight days later, and Darwin did not set foot on an island until the afternoon after that.

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