Clarence River estuary

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The Clarence River estuary is a large tidal river mouth on the northern coast of New South Wales, Australia, known for its rich fisheries, wetlands, and coastal communities.

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Clarence River estuary canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estuary
country Australia
drainageBasin Clarence River catchment
ecologicalRole nursery habitat for fish and invertebrates
economicImportance local tourism industry
regional fisheries
governedBy New South Wales state environmental regulations
hasBiodiversity high
hasEcosystemType mangrove wetlands
saltmarsh
seagrass beds
hasFeature intertidal flats
river channels
wetland complexes
hasFloodplain yes
hasHydrologicalType tidal river estuary
hasNearbySettlement Grafton NERFINISHED
Iluka NERFINISHED
Maclean NERFINISHED
Yamba NERFINISHED
hasProcess tidal mixing of fresh and marine waters
hasTidalInfluence yes
hasWaterType brackish water
isPartOf Clarence Valley coastal zone NERFINISHED
knownFor coastal communities
rich fisheries
wetlands
locatedIn New South Wales
Northern Rivers region NERFINISHED
locatedOnCoastOf northern New South Wales
mouthOf Clarence River NERFINISHED
opensInto Tasman Sea NERFINISHED
partOf Pacific Ocean basin NERFINISHED
regionType coastal estuarine system
state New South Wales
supportsActivity aquaculture
boating
commercial fishing
recreational fishing
supportsLandUse fishing industry
residential coastal communities
threatenedBy climate change
coastal development
pollution
usedFor navigation
recreation
tourism

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Iluka hasWaterBody Clarence River estuary
South Grafton waterway Clarence River estuary