Port Hacking

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Port Hacking is a tidal estuary and bay in southern Sydney, New South Wales, known for its scenic waterways, recreational boating, and proximity to the Royal National Park.

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Port Hacking canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
tidal estuary
adjacentTo Bundeena
Burraneer Bay
Cronulla
Dolans Bay
Gunnamatta Bay
Lilli Pilli
Maianbar
Yowie Bay
borders Royal National Park
connectedTo South Pacific Ocean
country Australia
flowsInto Tasman Sea
hasFeature mangrove areas
rocky headlands
sand flats
seagrass beds
sheltered bays
tidal channels
hasMouthAt Tasman Sea
hasNearbyLocalGovernmentArea Sutherland Shire Council
hasNearbyProtectedArea Royal National Park
hasUse nature-based recreation
recreational navigation
residential waterfront access
tourism
knownFor fishing
kayaking
proximity to Royal National Park
recreational boating
sailing
scenic waterways
swimming
water skiing
locatedIn New South Wales
Sutherland Shire
Sydney
southern Sydney
southern suburbs of Sydney
locatedSouthOf Sydney CBD
mouthOf Port Hacking River
partOf Port Hacking River system
region Greater Sydney
separates Cronulla Peninsula from Royal National Park
waterBodyType drowned river valley estuary

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Royal National Park borderedBy Port Hacking
Sutherland Shire contains Port Hacking
Cronulla nearbyWaterBody Port Hacking
Hacking River mouthLocation Port Hacking
Hacking River near Port Hacking
Southern Sydney bordersBodyOfWater Port Hacking