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Who discovered fishing grounds off Newfoundland?

Fishermen from various European countries, including England and France, discovered the fishing grounds off Newfoundland in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The most notable early explorer of these fishing grounds was John Cabot, an Italian navigator sailing under the English flag.


The rich fishing area John Cabot discovered was called the what?

The Grand Banks.


What natural recources does Iceland have?

The most important natural resources of Iceland are hydroelectric power, geothermal energy, rich fishing grounds.


What is the reson for rich fishing grounds off coast of Peru and Chile?

Convergence of cold and warm currents


What did jhon Cabot discovered?

John Cabot found Newfoundland and the Grand Banks a rich fishing ground


Why are fishing grounds located where cold and warm water meet?

Such an area is usually rich in nutrients. Small organisms, shrimps, krill, and fish are attracted to the area.


Was ice fishing discovered in 1915?

Yes ice fishing was discovered in 1915


What impact has Canada's commercial fishing had on Canada's Atlantic fishing grounds?

Over fishing has hurt the area.


What was the Grand Banks area?

The Grand Banks is a region in the North Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It is known for its rich fishing grounds, particularly for cod fish, and has been a significant fishing area for centuries.


What is a famous continental shelf?

The Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland in Canada is a famous continental shelf known for its rich marine life and historically significant fishing grounds.


When did Rich Hall's Fishing Show end?

Rich Hall's Fishing Show ended in 2003.


Major fishing grounds are found in?

Northern Hemisphere