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The Gulf of Saint Lawrence is 400 miles west of Saint John's, Newfoundland. It is also close to Labrador.
The Gulf of Saint Lawrence is 400 miles west of Saint John's, Newfoundland. It is also close to Labrador.
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The islands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon are French possessions in the Gulf of St. Lawrence about 20 km west of the Burin peninsula on the south coast of Newfoundland, Canada.
The Gulf of St. Lawrence is east of the St. Lawrence River.
The Gulf of St. Lawrence is east of the St. Lawrence River.
The Gulf of St. Lawrence is east of the St. Lawrence River.
Atlantic Ocean
50 degrees north and 77 degrees west
Newfoundland not including labrador is bounded in all four directions by the sea where a belt of Canadian federal territorial waters extends 12 nautical miles seaward from the low tide line all along the coast this is equally the case in the Atlantic ocean & several of its bays to the east & south in the strait of belle isle to the north in the gulf of saint Lawrence to the west & in Cabot strait to the southwest but if you include labrador then the province as a whole shares a land border with the province of quebec everywhere to the west & south of labrador & it also extends practically to the territory of nunavut at cape chidley in the extreme north also tho it is not technically at a border of Newfoundland there is a Canadian territorial sea border with France midway between saint Pierre & the south central coast of Newfoundland this falls roughly 6 nautical miles from both the french & the Canadian coasts