The uninhabited Cheyne Islands are members of the Queen Elizabeth Islands and the Arctic Archipelago in the Qikiqtaaluk Region of Nunavut, Canada. The...

Canada and Denmark, the Cheyne Islands (76°18′22″N 097°31′12″W / 76.30611°N 97.52000°W / 76.30611; -97.52000 (Cheyne Islands)), three small (0.73 km2...

Sir Edmund Cheyne (d.1374/83) of Poyntington in Somerset, was a Member of Parliament and served as Warden of the Channel Islands 1358–1367. He was the...

George Cheyne (8 April 1790 – 5 June 1869) was an early settler in the Great Southern region of Western Australia. Cheyne was born in Edinburgh, Scotland...

Islands Nuvuk Islands Outcast Islands Outpost Islands Paint Hills Islands Plover Islands Queen Elizabeth Islands Cheyne Islands Fay Islands Findlay Group...

450 km (240 nmi) southeast of the Kerguelen Islands (part of French Southern and Antarctic Lands). The islands, which are uninhabited, can be reached only...

George Cheyne, M.D. R.C. E.d. R.S.S. (1672–1743), was a pioneering physician, early proto-psychiatrist, philosopher and mathematician. George Cheyne was...

group were islands in 1802 while on expedition in the area. Two whaling stations were established around the islands in 1837, one by George Cheyne and the...

of the two words as written in the consonantal Hebrew text, Thomas Kelly Cheyne believed that the current text of Ezekiel only has "Gammadims" as a result...

in Dorset. His elder half-brother was Sir Edmund Cheyne (died 1374/83), Warden of the Channel Islands, who married a certain Katherine (died 1422) but...