Forster–Tuncurry urban area

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The Forster–Tuncurry urban area is a coastal conurbation in New South Wales, Australia, centered on the twin towns of Forster and Tuncurry, known for tourism, fishing, and beachside recreation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conurbation
urban area
climate humid subtropical climate
country Australia
crossedBy Forster–Tuncurry Bridge
governedBy Mid-Coast Council
linked to: MidCoast Council
hasFeature boat ramps
caravan parks
coastal lakes
coastal walking tracks
fishing charters
holiday accommodation
marinas
surf beaches
hasNearbyProtectedArea Booti Booti National Park
Wallingat National Park
hasPart Forster
Tuncurry
hasRecreationalActivity beach fishing
boating
dolphin watching
kayaking
lake fishing
stand-up paddleboarding
surfing
swimming
whale watching
knownFor beachside recreation
coastal scenery
fishing
tourism
locatedIn Mid North Coast
locatedNortheastOf Sydney
locatedNorthOf Newcastle, New South Wales
locatedOn Tasman Sea
Wallis Lake
primaryEconomicActivity recreational fishing
retail and services
tourism industry
region Great Lakes region of New South Wales
separatedBy Wallis Lake channel
state New South Wales
tourismType coastal holiday destination
domestic tourism destination
transportLink Pacific Highway
The Lakes Way

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Tuncurry partOf Forster–Tuncurry urban area
Forster–Tuncurry Bridge locatedIn Forster–Tuncurry urban area
One Mile Beach locatedIn Forster-Tuncurry urban area
linked to: Forster–Tuncurry urban area
Tuncurry, New South Wales partOf Forster–Tuncurry urban area
Forster town centre partOf Forster urban area
linked to: Forster–Tuncurry urban area