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Bouvet Island was discovered on January 1, 1739 by Jean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet. The island was rediscovered in 1808 by a Britsh whaler captain James Lindsay and renamed it Lindsay Island, and was claimed for England. When it became a Norwegian dependency, it was renamed Bouvet Island in 1930. This island is located in the southern Atlantic Ocean near Antarctica, is uninhabited and the most remote island in the world.
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Date | Weekday | Name | Notes |
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January 1st | Saturday | New Year's Day | |
February 13th | Sunday | Mother's Day | |
March 20th | Sunday | March Equinox | |
April 10th | Sunday | Palm Sunday | |
April 14th | Thursday | Maundy Thursday | |
April 15th | Friday | Good Friday | Long weekend. |
April 18th | Monday | Easter Monday | Long weekend. |
May 1st | Sunday | Workers' Day | |
May 17th | Tuesday | Constitution Day | |
May 26th | Thursday | Feast of the Ascension of Jesus Christ | |
June 5th | Sunday | Pentecost | |
June 6th | Monday | Pentecost Monday | Long weekend. |
June 21st | Tuesday | June Solstice | |
September 23rd | Friday | September Equinox | |
November 13th | Sunday | Father's Day | |
December 21st | Wednesday | December Solstice | |
December 24th | Saturday | Christmas Eve | |
December 26th | Monday | Christmas Day | Long weekend. |
December 27th | Tuesday | Day after Christmas | |
December 31st | Saturday | New Year's Eve |