Everything about Encounter Bay totally explained
Encounter Bay is located on the south central coast of
South Australia, some 100km south of
Adelaide, South Australia. It is named after the encounter on
1802-
04-08 between
Matthew Flinders and
Nicolas Baudin, both of whom were charting the Australian coastline for their respective countries (
Britain and
France). The encounter between the
scientists was peaceful, even though their countries were at war at the time.
The bay is a wide curve of coastline extending from
Newland Head (The Bluff) along the south coast of
Fleurieu Peninsula past
Victor Harbor,
Goolwa and the mouth of the
Murray River then southeast along the
Coorong to
Kingston SE.
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