Within Newfoundland and Labrador’s cities, Corner Brook stands apart for its setting at the inner end of the Bay of Islands, where the Humber River meets Newfoundland’s west coast. Wooded slopes rise behind the city, while the bay opens toward the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Corner Brook developed as a pulp-and-paper centre, an industry that has shaped its identity since the 1920s. Grenfell Campus of Memorial University also gives this regional hub a notable student and arts presence. Trace Corner Brook’s place on Newfoundland’s west coast by browsing webcams around the Bay of Islands.
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