Columbus names a cape west of Santo Tomás Cabo alto y bajo

… He saw there four capes of land and a great bay and river, and from there he saw a very large cove, and it had a village, and behind it a valley among many very high mountains, full of trees, which he judged to be pines, and above the two Brothers there is a very high and massive mountain which runs from northeast to southwest, and east southeast of the Cabo de Torres lies a small island, which he named Santo Tomás, because tomorrow is his vigil. The whole circuit of that island has marvelous capes and harbors, as he judged from the sea. Before the island, on the west side, there is a cape which runs far into the sea, high and low, and for that he named it Cabo alto y bajo. From the cape of Torres east, a quarter toward the southeast, there are 60 miles to a mountain higher than another, which runs into the sea, and from afar it looks like an island by itself because of a saddle it has on the land side; he named it Monte Caribata, because that province was called Caribata. …