Quelpart

English Alternative forms en Quelpaert Quelparte Proper noun en obsolete Jeju, en an island c/South Korea. en 1905 H. B. Hulbert Homer Hulbert The Island of Quelpart. w:Bulletin of the American Geographical Society XXXVII 7 https://archive.org/details/sim_american-geographical-society-of-new-york-bulletin_1905_37_7/ 0190-5929 663312391 396 https://archive.org/details/sim_american-geographical-society-of-new-york-bulletin_1905_37_7/page/396/ The island of Quelpart lies some fifty miles off the southern coast of the Korean mainland, but only thirty from the outer edge of the line of islands that fringe the coast of the peninsula. It ism in all probability, geologically one with the range of mountains which forms the backbone of Korea, and which finally sinks beneath the waters of the sea off its southern coast. en 1914 April Malcolm P. Anderson Forty Days in Quelpart Island w:Overland Monthly https://archive.org/details/sim_overland-monthly-and-out-west-magazine_1914-04_63_4/ LXIII 4 San Francisco 3687652 392 https://archive.org/details/sim_overland-monthly-and-out-west-magazine_1914-04_63_4/page/392/ 1 LATE in the afternoon of an August day, accompanied by my Japanese interpreter, Ichikawa, and my Korean servant, King, I boarded a little steamer in the harbor of Mokpo, bound for the remote island of Quelpart, which lies off the southern coast of Korea. en July 1, 1968 Alan Solem Alan Solem "Ptychodon" misoolensis ADAM and VAN BENTHEM JUTTING, 1939, a new Guinea strobilopsid land snail and review of the genus Enteroplax. w:The Veliger 11 1 https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/134126#page/13/ 0042-3211 488613692 24 https://archive.org/details/biostor-128590/page/24/ 2 Two Asian groups complete the known taxa. The section Eostrobilops PILSBRY, 1927, consists of 4 species — Strobilops nipponica PILSBRY, 1927 from Yonezawa, Uzen, Japan; S. hirasei PILSBRY, 1927 from Cheju, Quelpart Island, Korea; S. coreana PILSBRY, 1927, from Pyong-Yang, North Korea; and S. diodontina HEUDE, 1885 from Tchen-k’eou, China (probably is Ch’êng-k’ou, northeast Ssuch’uan Province = Szechwan, at about 108° 47ʹ long., 31° 56ʹ lat.). en 2007 Flint Whitlock Ron Smith A Writhing, Twisting Maelstrom The Depths of Courage : American Submariners at War with Japan, 1941-1945 https://archive.org/details/depthsofcouragea0000whit/ New York w:Berkley Caliber 9780425223703 2006100881 77503911 354 https://archive.org/details/depthsofcouragea0000whit/page/354/ Having already sunk five ships, Tirante’s commander, George L. Street III, on the sub’s first war patrol, was in the harbor of Korea’s Quelpart Island in the early morning darkness of 14 April 1945.