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Western Newfoundland The Western region of Newfoundland includes the Northern Peninsula and extends into the southwest comer of the Island portion of the Province. The landscape is a stretch of seacoast, forest and mountains. In this section of the Province, there are many interesting places, some of which are Gros Morne National Park and a National Historic site at Port au Choix. In this region you will also find L'Anse aux Meadows Historic Site where the Vikings settled many years ago, and the Grenfell House in St. Anthony where you can learn of the inspiring story of Sir Wilfred Grenfell and view the historic site of his mission. Marble Mountain, Comer Brook is the place to be in winter if you enjoy skiing. On the Port au Port Peninsula, you will learn of "The French Shore" culture and traditions.
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