Foveaux, FOH voh, Strait is a narrow channel that separates Stewart Island from South Island in New Zealand. The strait ranges from 15 to 21 miles (24 to 34 kilometers) wide, and surrounds Raupuke Island. A ferry runs across Foveaux Strait from Bluff on the south coast of South Island to Oban on Stewart Island. See also New Zealand; Stewart Island More »
Cape Byron is a steep headland on the north coast of New South Wales, Australia. It is the most... More >>
Cape Farewell is the northernmost point of the South Island of New Zealand. A narrow belt of sand... More >>
Cape Leeuwin, LOO ihn, lies at the western end of Flinders Bay, on the southwestern coast of... More >>
Cape Maria van Diemen is in the extreme north of New Zealand. It is not really a cape of the... More >>
Cape Reinga is a point of land in the extreme north of New Zealand. A lighthouse on the headland... More >>
Cape Turnagain is a headland on the southeastern coast of the North Island of New Zealand. In... More >>
Cook Strait is the stretch of water that separates the North Island of New Zealand from the South... More >>
Coromandel, KAWR uh MAN duhl, Peninsula is a hilly headland extending northward from the main... More >>
Foveaux, FOH voh, Strait is a narrow channel that separates Stewart Island from South Island in... More >>
Hawkes Bay is a province on the eastern coast of New Zealand's North Island. The province is the... More >>
Hellespont, HEHL ih spont, is the former name of the strait between the Sea of Marmara and the... More >>
Raffles Bay is at the eastern end of the Cobourg Peninsula in the Northern Territory, Australia.... More >>
Saint George's Channel is an arm of the Atlantic Ocean that separates Wales from southern... More >>