Jackson Bay Wharf — Jackson Bay, New Zealand
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S 43° 58.419 E 168° 36.951
59G E 308766 N 5128290
The Jackson Bay Wharf is used for commercial and recreational fishing alike. It also provides visitors an opportunity to get an impressive view the scenic fishing village that remains here.
Waymark Code: WM830G
Location: South Island, New Zealand
Date Posted: 01/18/2010
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Extending out into Jackson Bay some 137 metres, this wharf offers an opportunity to recreational fishermen to access some deeper water. It is also used for landing fish from commercial vessels that are based in the area.
Type of pier: Public
Expenses: Free except for commerical fishing landing fees
Parking is available: Yes
Web site: [Web Link]
Contact information:
Westland District Council, 03 756 9010
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Fishing Regulations: unknown
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Visit Instructions:
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