Panmure Basin

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Panmure Basin is a tidal lagoon and volcanic crater lake in the eastern suburbs of Auckland, New Zealand, formed by an ancient explosion crater.

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Panmure Basin canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf maar lake
tidal lagoon
volcanic crater lake
connectedTo Hauraki Gulf (via tidal channels)
linked to: Hauraki Gulf

Tāmaki River
country New Zealand
environmentType coastal lagoon
urban estuarine environment
formedBy phreatomagmatic explosion
volcanic explosion crater
formedInGeologicalPeriod Quaternary
linked to: Quaternary period
geologicalOrigin maar volcano
hasAccess local roads in Panmure
public walking path
hasEcologicalCharacteristic bird habitat
intertidal habitat
mangrove areas (in vicinity)
hasFeature circular basin
mudflats at low tide
tidal influence
walking track around basin
hasLocalAuthority Auckland Council
hasRecreationalFacility Panmure Basin Reserve
boat ramp
playground areas
hasShape roughly circular
hasSurroundingLandUse parks and reserves
residential area
hasUse boating
fishing
recreation
running
walking
isPartOf Auckland Council jurisdiction
locatedIn Auckland
Panmure, Auckland
eastern suburbs of Auckland
locatedInTimeZone New Zealand Daylight Time
New Zealand Standard Time
near Mount Wellington (Maungarei)
linked to: Mount Wellington

Panmure town centre
partOf Auckland volcanic field
Tāmaki Estuary system
region Auckland Region
volcanicField Auckland volcanic field
waterBodyType crater lake
tidal lagoon

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

Auckland volcanic field hasPart Panmure Basin
Mount Wellington overlooks Panmure Basin
Tāmaki River hasTributary Panmure Basin