Fitzmaurice River estuary

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The Fitzmaurice River estuary is a remote, tidally influenced river mouth and coastal wetland system in northern Australia that drains into the Joseph Bonaparte Gulf.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal wetland
estuary
coastType macrotidal coast
continent Australia
country Australia
drainsInto Joseph Bonaparte Gulf NERFINISHED
experiences distinct dry season
distinct wet season
geomorphologicalType tidal river estuary
hasClimate tropical monsoonal
hasConnectivityWith Fitzmaurice River catchment
hasEcologicalRole habitat for estuarine fauna
habitat for waterbirds
nursery habitat for fish
hasFeature coastal wetlands
intertidal flats
mangrove habitats
river mouth
saltmarsh areas
tidal creeks
hasHydrologicalConnectionTo Joseph Bonaparte Gulf NERFINISHED
hasLandUse limited human use
hasProcess nutrient cycling
sediment deposition
tidal mixing of fresh and marine waters
hasSalinityRegime brackish to marine
humanPopulationDensity low
hydrologicalRegime tidally influenced
influencedBy tides from Joseph Bonaparte Gulf
isImportantFor coastal biodiversity
fishery productivity in Joseph Bonaparte Gulf
isRelativelyUndeveloped true
isRemote true
locatedIn Northern Territory NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion northern Australia
locatedOnCoastOf Joseph Bonaparte Gulf NERFINISHED
partOf Fitzmaurice River system NERFINISHED
primaryWaterSource Fitzmaurice River NERFINISHED
supports benthic invertebrates
crustacean populations
estuarine fish communities
mangrove forests
salt-tolerant vegetation

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Joseph Bonaparte Gulf hasPart Fitzmaurice River estuary