For 10 points, name these "banks" off the coast of Newfoundland.
A regimental march written by Francis Forbes warns the "bully boys of Liverpool" that "there blow some cold norwesters" on this geographic feature. The phenomenon of turbidity currents was documented for the first time after a 1929 earthquake in this location caused a landslide that destroyed multiple telegraph cables. It was described as "full of (*) fish that can be taken not only with nets but with fishing-baskets" by the crew of John Cabot. In 1992 Canada declared a moratorium on the cod fishing industry within this region of underwater plateaus, where the ► Labrador Current meets the Gulf Stream. For 10 points, name these "banks" off the coast of Newfoundland.
A regimental march written by Francis Forbes warns the "bully boys of Liverpool" that "there blow some cold norwesters" on this geographic feature.
Grand Banks (of Newfoundland) (accept Banks of Newfoundland before "banks")