I have received the following query from my colleague and am wondering if anyone in the forum can provide him with geographical coordinates or bearings or even a description of the actual entrance to the Bay of Fundy. He is particularly interested in how it was defined historically. Thank you in advance for your assitance and I will pass on your answers to him.
Danika "Dr. Robert McCalla" wrote: > Dear Danika: > I have had an interesting question asked of me which I am having > difficulty answering. Perhaps you can help. The question is: > What constitutes the entrance to the Bay of Fundy? > In other words, is there a line which I can point to and say: the Bay > starts here? > Thanks for any light you can shed. > Bob > > -- > Robert J. McCalla, Ph.D. > Professor of Geography > Saint Mary's University > Halifax, N.S. > B3H 3C3 > > (902) 420 5736 (voice) > (902) 496 8213 (fax) > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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