where is port Cornwallis ? why is it named so
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Port Cornwallis used to be known by the name of Port Blair, a naval base and penal colony which was established was established during the late 18th century on Chatham Island. It was then named Port Cornwallis after the Royal Naval officer Admiral William Cornwallis (1744-1819).
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