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20:54, 2 November 2010 In the country of Canada, Grey River is
located on the southwest coast of Newfoundland. It is on the
northwest side of Jerts Cove, east of Ramea, about a mile within
the inlet. Grey River shores are steep and bold. The population
today reaches about 160 residents. The first report in 1857
shows a population of only thirteen citizens. The community
offers amazing scenery as a small passageway leads into the
settlement from the bay. Between two mountains, a small shelter
offers protection from the large amount of winds which often
stop the ferry service from running on schedule. These hills
reach an elevation of 199-305 meters or 1000 feet and are great
for climbing. In the winter, they make a perfect trail for
sliding and believe it or not: skiing! An aerial view of Grey
River Winter: In the south of Newfoundland, winters are mostly
mild. Ice is usually light or non-existent off the south coast,
allowing temperatures to be moder