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==Etymology == | ==Etymology == | ||
Austro-Caldera was named by the first [[Anglei|Ænglish]] explorers who came to the region. The first part of the word, austro, is derived from the Latin word australis, meaning southern. This refers to the fact that the island was south of the natives who inhabited Cusinaut. The second part, caldera, is a reference to the island's most defining feature; a [[:en:Caldera|caldera]]. | Austro-Caldera was named by the first [[Anglei|Ænglish]] explorers who came to the region. The first part of the word, austro, is derived from the Latin word australis, meaning southern. This refers to the fact that the island was south of the natives who inhabited Cusinaut. The second part, caldera, is a reference to the island's most defining feature; a [[:en:Caldera|caldera]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||