Karamea Bight

Karamea Bight
Die Karamea Bight auf der Südinsel

Die Karamea Bight ist eine weitläufige Bucht in der Tasmansee.

Sie erstreckt sich auf einer Länge von 100 Kilometern entlang der Westküste der Neuseeländischen Südinsel zwischen Cape Foulwind und der Mündung des Heaphy Rivers, hauptsächlich im Distrikt Buller in der Region West Coast.

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