Gander Profile
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About Gander
Gander is a town in central Newfoundland on the Trans-Canada Highway, built around Gander International Airport—famous for wartime ferry flights and for sheltering diverted airliners after September 11, 2001. A planned mid-century townsite, aviation museums, and nearby Gander Lake define the community. About 12,000 people live in Gander.
Known for
- Gander International Airport and aviation history
- Shelter for diverted flights after September 11, 2001
- Planned mid-century townsite in central Newfoundland
- Gateway toward Fogo Island and Twillingate routes
- Gander Lake recreation nearby
See & do
North Atlantic Aviation Museum
Exhibits on ferry command, wartime flights, and local aviation.
Silent Witnesses Memorial
Tribute to the Arrow Air crash near the airport.
Downtown / town centre Gander
Shops and services in the planned townsite core.
Gander Lake accesses
Boating and shoreline recreation near town.
Airport viewing and heritage sites
Public reminders of the town’s aviation role.
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