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Almost every family has a snowmobile and skis because in the winter Newfoundland is extremely snowy.

Newfoundland is closer to Europe than any other part of North America except Greenland. This location made Newfoundland an important stopping point for airplanes and ships traveling over the Atlantic ocean.

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I used these and a few other sites.http://newfoundlandpony.com and a book called newfoundland and labrador

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Newfoundland has a large industry for how small it is.

A big part of their industry is offshore oil mining.

Iron ore mining on the coast and

Seafood products is the biggest manufactured products in Newfoundland. Bottom fishing is a common fishing strategy use in Newfoundland.

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www.simbiose.fr

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There are two unique species of animals that originated on the island of Newfoundland.  They are the Newfoundland Pony and Newfoundland Retriever.  The Newfoundland Retriever has webbed paws and water a resistant fur coat so is can swim well and stay warm.  The Newfoundland Pony is a hardy, gentle, and loyal pony and evolved naturally from European mountain and prairie ponies without human interferenceThe province of Newfoundland has very beautiful sunsets.  There is a place called Iceberg Alley where you can see icebergs that have broken off in the arctic and drifted in the ocean to  Newfoundland.

The Canadian Nature Photographer

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Newfoundland island has its very own time zone, the people in Newfoundland Island get to celebrate New years earlier than everyone else in the country it is four and a half hours ahead of PST (Pacific Standard Time).  Newfoundland has its own time zone because it was a separate dominion when the time zones were established.  In 100 AD the vikings landed in Newfoundland and settled for a brief 500 years. Then in 1497 John Cabot landed in Newfoundland and told Britain about the amazing fishing.

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I wonder why newfoundland was only part of canada since 1949

One of my question is, why are there so many fish around newfoundland.

A questions of mine is why newfoundland have a different time zone. why dose Newfoundland have so much oil and iron ore on its coast.

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