Bantry Bay

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Bantry Bay is a sheltered inlet on Sydney’s Middle Harbour in New South Wales, Australia, known for its scenic bushland surrounds and historic former explosives storage facilities.

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Bantry Bay canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
geographic feature
inlet
accessibleFrom Forestville
Seaforth
belongsToHydrologicalSystem Sydney Harbour estuary system
connectedTo Middle Harbour Creek
Port Jackson
linked to: Sydney Harbour
country Australia
hasCoordinateLatitude -33.773
hasCoordinateLongitude 151.222
hasEnvironment sheltered waterway
hasHeritage former government explosives magazines
historic wharf structures
hasProtectionStatus within national park
hasRecreationFacility picnic areas nearby
public wharf
hasSurroundings bushland
sandstone slopes
hasUse boating
bushwalking access
kayaking
recreation
hasVegetation Sydney sandstone gully forest
coastal heath
hasViewpoint Bantry Bay lookout walking tracks
hasWildlifeHabitat native birds
reptiles
small mammals
historicalUse military logistics support
storage of explosives
knownFor historic explosives storage facilities
scenic bushland surrounds
locatedIn Garigal National Park
Middle Harbour
Northern Beaches region
Sydney
locatedNear Seaforth Bluff
Wakehurst Parkway
managingAuthority New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service
partOf Port Jackson
linked to: Sydney Harbour

Sydney Harbour catchment
state New South Wales
waterBodyType tidal estuarine bay

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Middle Harbour hasBay Bantry Bay