Fundy Islands facts for kids
The Fundy Islands, also known as the Fundy Isles, are a group of Canadian islands. You can find them in the Bay of Fundy along the southwestern coast of New Brunswick, Canada. They are part of Charlotte County.
There are more than 25 islands in this group. Some of the larger islands have people living on them all year. Smaller islands might only have residents during certain seasons.
Discovering the Fundy Islands
The Fundy Islands are a special part of New Brunswick. They are known for their unique tides and beautiful nature. Exploring these islands is a great way to learn about coastal life.
Major Islands
The largest island in the group is Grand Manan. It's a popular spot for whale watching and exploring lighthouses. The second largest is Campobello Island. This island is famous for being the summer home of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The third largest island is Deer Island. It has a coastline along both the Bay of Fundy and Passamaquoddy Bay. Passamaquoddy Bay is a smaller bay to the north. Deer Island is also known for its strong tides.
Smaller Islands to Explore
Many smaller islands are found near the larger ones. Some are also located within Passamaquoddy Bay. Others are close to the New Brunswick mainland.
Some of these smaller islands include:
- White Head Island: This island is located off Grand Manan's southeast coast.
- Macs Island: You can find this island between Deer Island and the New Brunswick mainland.
- Pendelton Island: This island is also situated between Deer Island and the mainland.
- Minister's Island: This island is in Passamaquoddy Bay. You can often walk to it at low tide.
- Hospital Island: This island is also located in Passamaquoddy Bay.
These islands offer many chances to see wildlife and enjoy the natural beauty of the Bay of Fundy.
See also
In Spanish: Islas Fundy para niños
