No. Most scholars don't believe he made it that far south.
There is no evidence that the Vikings ever made it as far south as Cape Cod. They did start a settlement in New Foundland, however, which they later abandoned, probably because it wasn't suitable for farming and because of attacks from native inhabitants.
Because his grandmother lived far away
Because his grandmother lived far away
In the United States, slaves were far more numerous in the Southern colonies. They were used for plantation work which was very labor intensive.
Plymouth, Massachusetts is bordered by Bourne, Massachusetts to it's southeast, and Bourne is the first town on Cape Cod, and it is the closest town to Plymouth, and Plymouth is the biggest town in Massachusetts, so if you mean northern Plymouth, it would be about 18 miles, or a 25 minute drive.If you mean southern Plymouth, it would be roughly 5 miles, only about a 10 minute drive to the cape cod border, and from central Plymouth, it would probably be between the first 2 distances I just mentioned and once you get to the border, you cross over the cape cod bridge, and your there.
266 miles New York, NY→Cape Cod
266 miles New York, NY→Cape Cod
not far i grew up in cape cod its about a 7 hour drive from where you are.. check it out it willl be worth the ride
1600 miles
The Pilgrims at Plymouth Plantation caught mostly cod, menhaden (which they used for fertilizer and oil) and lobster, which was far more plentiful in the 1600's then today on the Massachusetts coast.
The ship was blown off course in a storm. They were suppose to be in VA not too far from Jamestown, but they ended up on Cape Cod. They took several days before they settled on the Plymouth site. Actually, at Plymouth they found an old Native American village that was empty because the people living there were dead from disease. They lived on the ship as they worked at making homes for themselves.
As far as I can tell it was intended for a future genration.
Cape Cod is approximately 400 miles from Rochester, NY. The driving time is around 6-7 hours depending on traffic and route taken.
No. Most scholars don't believe he made it that far south.
Mainly Florida, and southern Georgia. But they have been sighted as far north as Cape Cod MA in the summer.
It's 612 KM from Cape Cod, MA to Montreal, Canada. Driving the distance will take approximately 5 hours 45 minutes if you don't hit any traffic.