Its northern shore includes Cape d'Or, which is co
Its northern shore includes Cape d'Or, which is confusingly named after copper deposits.  The first European to discover it was probably Joao Alvares Fagundes, who may have made it all the way to Advocate Harbor.  Its easternmost point is in Coquid Bay and its northern point is in Chignecto Bay, but the most famous area, just east of Cape Split, is Minas Basin.  Its most distinguishing characteristic is the reversing falls where the St. John River enters it.  Located between Maine, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, FTP, identify this body of water in competition with Ungava Bay for the world's highest tides.
Its northern shore includes Cape d'Or, which is confusingly named after copper deposits.  
Bay of Fundy