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Vinland

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Vin·land  (vnlnd)
An unidentified coastal region of northeast North America visited by Norse voyagers as early as c. 1000. The region, variously located from Labrador to New Jersey, was named for the grapes growing plentifully in the area.

Vinland [ˈvɪnlənd], Vineland
n
(Placename) the stretch of the E coast of North America visited by Leif Ericson and other Vikings from about 1000


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5 cents on Monday after the company announced that Vinland Resources had elected to file a notice of appeal of the decision by the Mineral Rights Adjudication Board regarding the Mary March property dispute.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The third tale takes Peer away from his homeland on a voyage to Vinland and deals with the relations with the North American Indians before returning home with marriage on the horizon.
He draws on contemporary accounts, but places them in an account of his own travels to such places as Vinland, the Caribbean, the southwest, the Mississippi River, and Jamestown.
 
 
 
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