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References
- ↑ LINZ file reference GES-N15-01-07/1670
- ↑ LINZ file reference GES-N15-01-07/1670
- ↑ Sharland, Ellen (2009). "The first Sharland". The Prow.
Coordinates: 41°16′34″S173°19′42″E / 41.2761°S 173.3284°E
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