Paterson Inlet

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Paterson Inlet is a large, sheltered coastal inlet on the eastern side of Stewart Island/Rakiura in New Zealand, known for its rich marine life and unspoiled natural environment.

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Paterson Inlet canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal inlet
country New Zealand
hasConservationStatus partly protected area
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Māori
Ngāi Tahu
linked to: Ngāi Tahu iwi
hasFeature coastal forests along shoreline
extensive intertidal areas
numerous bays and coves
rocky shores
sandy and muddy beaches
hasIsland Charity Island
Ernest Island
Faith Island
Hope Island
Iona Island
Native Island
Other small islets
Ulva Island
hasMaoriName Whaka a Te Wera
hasPrimaryLanguageContext English
hasSecondaryLanguageContext Māori
hasWildlife fish species
kelp forests
marine invertebrates
marine mammals
seabirds
isCoastal true
isNatural true
isSheltered true
knownFor rich marine life
sheltered waters
unspoiled natural environment
locatedIn South Island region of New Zealand
linked to: South Island

Southland Region
linked to: Southland

Stewart Island / Rakiura
locatedOn eastern side of Stewart Island / Rakiura
near Rakiura National Park
nearbySettlement Oban
opensTo South Pacific Ocean
partOf Rakiura coastal ecosystem
coast of Stewart Island / Rakiura
usedFor boating
kayaking
recreational fishing
tourism
wildlife watching

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