On the basis of Bjarni’s report, and probably after the year 1000, Leif Eriksson, son of Erik the Red, sailed westward from Greenland to Baffin Island and then down the coast of Labrador. He came to a promontory of land he called Vinland, after the wild grapes or berries growing there.
Bjarni teadaannete põhjal ning arvatavasti pärast aastat 1000 purjetas Erik Punase poeg Leif Eiriksson Gröönimaast lääne poole Baffini saarele, siis Labradori rannikule ning selle maa neeme juurde, millele ta seal kasvavate metsviinamarjade järgi Vinland nimeks pani.