Lewisporte

Among the communities of Newfoundland and Labrador, Lewisporte stands out for its harbour at the head of Burnt Bay, an arm of the Bay of Exploits. On Newfoundland’s northeast-facing coast, the town sits amid the wooded shores and inlets of the island’s central region. Lewisporte developed as a railway and coastal-shipping centre, linking inland communities with settlements in northern Newfoundland and along the Labrador coast. That transport heritage still shapes its identity, while the waterfront marina keeps the town closely connected to the sea. Explore further webcams nearby to see how Lewisporte and the Bay of Exploits fit into the surrounding coast.

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