Memory Cove
| General Position:
34 57.7 S Note: approx. only.
Shelter From: North West through South to South East |
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| Anchorage:
The anchorage is quite deep relatively close to shore. There are some moorings to watch out for. |
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| Comments:
Memory Cove was named by Captain Matthew Flinders in memory of the sailors drowned in Thorny Passage in February 1802. The islands of Thorny Passage bear their names. It is a very attractive sandy, tree lined cove on the southern Jessieu Peninsula. It is quite popular due to its shelter and beauty and at certain times of the year can be a little crowded. There is a delightful walking trail south of the beach which gives good views of Thistle Island – May 2005 |
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