Bluff

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Bluff is a small coastal town at the southern tip of New Zealand’s South Island, known as one of the country’s oldest European settlements and for its famous Bluff oysters.

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Bluff canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
country New Zealand
distanceFrom approximately 30 km south of Invercargill
hasActivity oyster harvesting
recreational fishing
tourist sightseeing
hasAlternativeName Campbelltown (historical) NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic maritime climate
small population
strong maritime heritage
hasCulturalAspect significant Māori and European settlement history
hasEconomicRole gateway port for aluminium exports from Tiwai Point smelter
major deep-water port for Southland
hasEvent annual Bluff Oyster and Food Festival NERFINISHED
hasFeature Bluff Harbour NERFINISHED
Bluff Hill / Motupohue NERFINISHED
State Highway 1 terminus
Stirling Point NERFINISHED
signpost at Stirling Point
hasGeographicFeature Bluff Hill / Motupohue scenic reserve NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalStatus one of the earliest permanent European settlements in New Zealand
hasIndustry fishing industry
freight handling
oyster industry
shipping
tourism
hasMarineArea Foveaux Strait oyster beds NERFINISHED
hasPort Bluff Port NERFINISHED
hasTransportLink ferry services to Stewart Island / Rakiura
knownFor Bluff Oyster and Food Festival NERFINISHED
Bluff oysters
being one of New Zealand’s oldest European settlements
oyster fishing
locatedIn Invercargill City territorial authority NERFINISHED
South Island
Southland Region NERFINISHED
locatedNear Foveaux Strait NERFINISHED
Stewart Island / Rakiura NERFINISHED
locatedOn southern tip of New Zealand’s South Island
nearbyFacility Tiwai Point aluminium smelter NERFINISHED
partOf Invercargill urban area NERFINISHED
region Southland NERFINISHED
terminusOf State Highway 1 NERFINISHED

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