Can a definitive landing site for Cabot's first landing be confirmed?
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No
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Answer
There is no definitive landing site for Cabot's first landing because he did not record the location and there are no other records that can be used to pinpoint the location. The best guess is that he landed somewhere on the coast of Newfoundland or Labrador, but there is no way to be sure.
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