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What are the names of Prince Henry boats?

The names of Prince Henry's boats are:

Berrio: A carrack built in 1484, which was used by Bartolomeu Dias to reach the Cape of Good Hope in 1487-1488.

São Gabriel: A carrack built in 1484, which was used by Vasco da Gama to reach India in 1497-1499.

São Rafael: A carrack built in 1484, which was used by Vasco da Gama to reach India in 1497-1499.

Santiago: A caravel built in 1492, which was used by Christopher Columbus to reach the Americas in 1492-1493.

La Niña: A caravel built in 1489, which was used by Christopher Columbus to reach the Americas in 1492-1493.

La Pinta: A caravel built in 1492, which was used by Christopher Columbus to reach the Americas in 1492-1493.

Santa Cruz: A caravel built in 1500, which was used by Pedro Álvares Cabral to reach Brazil in 1500-1501.

Monte Pascoal: A carrack built in 1501, which was used by Vasco da Gama to reach India in 1502-1503.

São Mateus: A carrack built in 1502, which was used by Afonso de Albuquerque to capture Goa in 1510.

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