Head Harbour Passage

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Head Harbour Passage is a narrow strait between New Brunswick, Canada, and Maine, USA, known for its strong tides and rich marine life within the Bay of Fundy region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marine waterway
strait
bordersProvinceOrState Maine NERFINISHED
New Brunswick NERFINISHED
climate cool temperate marine climate
connectedTo Passamaquoddy Bay NERFINISHED
open Bay of Fundy
countryBorder Canada NERFINISHED
United States of America NERFINISHED
environmentalSignificance high primary productivity
important feeding grounds for seabirds
important habitat for marine mammals
governedBy Canadian federal marine regulations
United States federal marine regulations
hasCharacteristic high nutrient waters
large tidal range
narrow
rich marine biodiversity
strong tidal currents
hasTidalFeature reversing currents
strong tidal mixing
tidal rips
hasUse fishing area
navigation route
whale watching area
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Bay of Fundy NERFINISHED
Gulf of Maine region NERFINISHED
marineLife seabirds
seals
various fish species
whales
near Campobello Island NERFINISHED
Head Harbour Lightstation NERFINISHED
Lubec, Maine NERFINISHED
notableFor extreme tides of the Bay of Fundy
transboundary marine conservation interest
partOf Bay of Fundy ecosystem NERFINISHED
cross-border marine habitat between New Brunswick and Maine
international boundary waters between Canada and the United States
region Maritime Provinces NERFINISHED
New England coast NERFINISHED
risk strong currents hazardous to small vessels
subjectTo international maritime law
supportsActivity commercial fishing
ecotourism
recreational boating
waterType saltwater

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Head Harbour adjacentTo Head Harbour Passage