Cambridge Gulf

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Cambridge Gulf is a large, shallow inlet on the northern coast of Western Australia, opening into the Timor Sea and known for its significant tidal ranges and mangrove-fringed shores.

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Label Occurrences
Cambridge Gulf canonical 3

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal inlet
gulf
administrativeRegion Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley NERFINISHED
climate monsoonal
coastType ria-like drowned river valley
country Australia
ecoregion coastal wetland
mangrove ecosystem
hasBiodiversity high mangrove diversity
important habitat for migratory shorebirds
hasCharacteristic large
mangrove-fringed shores
shallow
significant tidal ranges
hasFeature estuaries
extensive tidal mudflats
mangrove forests
hasNavigationCondition shallow approaches
strong tidal flows
hasPort Port of Wyndham NERFINISHED
hasTidalRange macrotidal
spring tides exceeding 7 metres in places
knownFor large tidal flats
remote and sparsely populated surroundings
strong tidal currents
locatedIn Western Australia NERFINISHED
northern coast of Western Australia
tropical climate zone
locatedNear Cambridge Gulf pastoral stations
locatedOnCoastOf Timor Sea NERFINISHED
mouthOf Bow River (Western Australia) NERFINISHED
Durack River NERFINISHED
Forrest River NERFINISHED
King River (Western Australia) NERFINISHED
Ord River NERFINISHED
Pentecost River NERFINISHED
namedBy European explorers
near town of Wyndham
opensInto Timor Sea NERFINISHED
partOf Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
Northern coastal waters of Western Australia
region Kimberley region NERFINISHED
supports fish nurseries
marine invertebrates
waterbirds
usedFor shipping access to Wyndham

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Joseph Bonaparte Gulf hasPart Cambridge Gulf
Wyndham liesNear Cambridge Gulf
north-western Australia hasCoastlineOn Cambridge Gulf