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Lake Tabourie - Lagoon
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Lake Tabourie

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Lake Tabourie is a coastal lagoon on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia. Its entrance to the Pacific Ocean opens intermittently, so the lagoon alternates between a closed coastal-waterbody state and periods of connection with the sea. The lake is associated with fishing and other recreational activities, and the surrounding area has Aboriginal cultural heritage.

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Where is Lake Tabourie located?

Lake Tabourie is on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia. It is a coastal lagoon associated with the Pacific Ocean.

Does Lake Tabourie always connect to the ocean?

No. Its entrance opens intermittently, so the lagoon alternates between a closed coastal-waterbody state and periods of connection with the Pacific.

What happens when Lake Tabourie's entrance is closed?

The lagoon becomes a more isolated coastal water body rather than an open inlet. When the entrance opens, marine exchange with the Pacific becomes possible.

What is Lake Tabourie used for?

Lake Tabourie is associated with fishing and other coastal-lagoon activities. Conditions can change when its intermittent ocean entrance opens or closes.

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