Fundy

Fundy, The Bay of, an inlet of the Atlantic, running up 180 miles between Nova Scotia, S.E., and Maine and New Brunswick, N.W. It has a breadth of 35 miles, and, though deep, is dangerous to navigate. At its mouth lie the Grand Manan and Long Islands, with several outlying rocks, and -at its head are Chignecto Bay and Mines Basin. The rivers St. John and St. Croix flow into it from then. Tides run to the abnormal height of 70feet.