Andebit et beaqui corendit, ut quostes esciendion re dit ad et prae parion es quia quas alibus sam, omnim faciden ducipidiat arum autem nobis enis es voat
Corlear Bay
This bay is named in honor of Arent van Corlear. Born in Holland in 1620, he was known for his kindness and fairness when dealing with Native Americans throughout New France. In 1667 Corlear drowned when his boat overturned during a storm. He had been on his way to Quebec to visit Governor de Tracy. This bay is believed to be the location of his death.
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