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What routes did Leif Ericson travel as he sailed to America?
From Greenland west to Baffin Island, then south to Newfoundland, Canada.
Vikings sailed to Newfoundland from a colony?
Yes, from Greenland.
Did a Viking named Columbus arrive in Newfoundland in 1000 A.D.?
No.A viking named Lief Ericson did though.
The viking settlement of vinland was located in present day?
Newfoundland, Canada.
Is Viking lived in Canada?
There was a Viking settlement in Newfoundland, called Vinland. It only lasted a couple of years before the Vikings abandoned it.
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Who was a viking who sailed to the island of Newfoundland?
There was Eric the Red & his son, Leif Ericson.
Where did Cabot sailed to?
Cabot sailed to Newfoundland.
What routes did Leif Ericson travel as he sailed to America?
From Greenland west to Baffin Island, then south to Newfoundland, Canada.
Who sailed the Matthew and claimed Newfoundland?
The Matthew of Bristowe sailed under John Cabotwho claimed Newfoundland for England.
Who was the viking get to Newfoundland?
Leif Ericson.
When did lief ericson explore Newfoundland?
he sailed to Newfoundland in 1002-1003
Where did the first settlers in Newfoundland come from?
They were Viking
Where did Cabot sail?
Cabot sailed to Newfoundland.
Sailed to Newfoundland and Virginia for England?
Cabot did
What did the viking do to his knarr?
He put it on a boat and sailed it
What was the first land the Canada's viking landed?
Newfoundland
Vikings sailed to Newfoundland from a colony?
Yes, from Greenland.
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