Straumfjord in Newfoundland was considered a way-point between these areas in North America and Norse settlements in Greenland, connecting trade back to Iceland, Ireland, the British Isles, and Scandinavia.
Straumfjord in Newfoundland was considered a way-point between these areas in North America and Norse settlements in Greenland. Straumfjord in Newfoundland was connecting trade back to Iceland. Straumfjord in Newfoundland was connecting trade back to Ireland. Straumfjord in Newfoundland was connecting trade back to the British Isles. Straumfjord in Newfoundland was connecting trade back to Scandinavia.