Rangaunu Harbour

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Rangaunu Harbour is a large, shallow natural harbour on the east coast of New Zealand’s Far North, known for its rich marine and bird life and extensive sand and mangrove habitats.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Rangaunu Bay 1
Rangaunu Harbour canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal lagoon
natural harbour
country New Zealand
hasApproximateArea about 110 square kilometres
hasBottomType muddy
sandy
hasCharacteristic large
shallow
hasConservationStatus recognized as an important coastal wetland
hasEcologicalSignificance important nursery area for coastal fish
important wetland for shorebirds
hasFeature channels
extensive intertidal flats
sandspits
hasHabitatType mangroves
mudflats
saltmarsh
sand flats
seagrass beds
hasInletOrArm Kaimaumau wetland margins
hasNearbySettlement Awanui
Houhora region
Kaimaumau
hasTidalCharacteristic strongly tidal
hasVegetation mangrove forest
seagrass
knownFor rich bird life
rich marine life
locatedIn Far North District
Northland Region
locatedNorthOf Bay of Islands
locatedOnCoastOf North Island
east coast of New Zealand
locatedSouthOf Parengarenga Harbour
opensInto South Pacific Ocean
partOf Bay of Islands and Northland coast
linked to: Bay of Islands

New Zealand coastal ecosystem
supportsSpeciesGroup coastal fish
migratory shorebirds
shellfish
wading birds
traditionalRegionOf Ngāi Takoto
Ngāti Kahu
Te Aupōuri
usedFor boating
recreational fishing
shellfish gathering

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Northland Region contains Rangaunu Harbour
Karikari Peninsula borders Rangaunu Bay
linked to: Rangaunu Harbour