According to the book ''Cabrillo sailed 1,200 miles along the coast of what is now California. Cabrillo failed to find wealth, but his journey gave Span a claim to the Pacific coast of North America."
Cabrillo made the decision to spend the winter in the Channel Islands because of the bad weather. Cabrillo shattered limb there during a brief battle with an indigenous group, and on January 3, 1543, he passed away from complications. After Cabrillo's passing, the discouraged crew set sail once more for the north, this time under Bartolome Ferrer's command. The mission may have traveled as far north as Oregon's Rogue River, but bitter winter winds and damaged supplies caused them to turn around and head back to Mexico.
This is how Juan Cabrillos later explorations affect later settlements in California.
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