JACKSON CREEK

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JACKSON CREEK

44 miles from Chiryatapu

JACKSON CREEK. 10°47.856N, 92°24.263E

Anchor in the centre of the bay for a good holding on sand. Beware the southern point and the extended reef, especially when approaching from the south. The extensive estuary at the back of the bay makes a very interesting dinghy trip at high tide. This estuary has many large saltwater crocodiles. The point to the north of here has incredible sculpted sandstone cliffs with bats, chestnut-headed bee eaters and sea swallows all nesting next to each other.

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