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}} | Caroline was a 200-ton ship. On 19 October 1785, under the command of Captain Nicolas Baudin, she left Nantes, France, transporting 80 Acadians to Louisiana. She landed them at New Orleans on 17 December 1785. External linksHistory and passenger manifest. {{Acadian transport ships}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Caroline (1785)}}{{ship-stub}} 3 : Age of Sail ships of France|Acadian history|History of Louisiana |