Point Nepean National Park

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Point Nepean National Park is a coastal reserve at the tip of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, known for its rugged scenery, historic military fortifications, and views over the entrance to Port Phillip Bay.

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Point Nepean National Park canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal reserve
national park
contains Cheviot Hill
Fort Nepean
Gunners Cottage
Harold Holt memorial
Point Nepean
Quarantine Station
Quarantine Station cemetery
cycling tracks
historic gun emplacements
lookouts
observation posts
underground tunnels
visitor centre
walking tracks
country Australia
hasFeature beaches
cliffs
historic military fortifications
rugged coastal scenery
sand dunes
hasHistoricalPeriod World War I
World War II
hasHistoricalUse military fortification
quarantine station
hasViewOf Bass Strait
Port Phillip Bay
isAt entrance to Port Phillip
knownFor coastal scenery
heritage buildings
military history
views over Port Phillip Heads
locatedAt tip of the Mornington Peninsula
locatedIn Mornington Peninsula
managedBy Parks Victoria
nearestTown Sorrento
overlooks entrance to Port Phillip Bay
partOf Port Phillip Heads
region southern Victoria
state Victoria
usedFor cycling
heritage tourism
recreation
walking
wildlife observation

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Mornington Peninsula hasAttraction Point Nepean National Park
Portsea nearbyAttraction Point Nepean National Park