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Foveaux Strait (/foʊvoʊ/ FOH-voh; Māori: Te Ara-a-Kiwa, lit. 'the Path of Kiwa') is a
strait that
separates Stewart Island from the
South Island of New...
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Joseph Foveaux (1767 – 20
March 1846) was a
soldier and
convict settlement administrator in
colonial New
South Wales, Australia. He was also a
sheep grazier...
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located 30
kilometres (16
nautical miles)
south of the
South Island,
across Foveaux Strait. It is a
roughly triangular island with a
total land area of 1,746 km2...
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Foveaux FM was a
local radio station in Invercargill, New
Zealand that
began operating in May 1981. The
station was
named after Foveaux Strait which runs...
- The
Foveaux shag (Leucocarbo stewarti),
together with the
Otago shag
formerly known as the
Stewart Island shag and in its dark
phase as the
bronze shag...
- Islands, the five
largest inhabited islands are
Stewart Island (across the
Foveaux Strait),
Chatham Island,
Great Barrier Island (in the
Hauraki Gulf), D'Urville...
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western end of the
Awarua Plain, it lies
between Awarua Bay to the
north and
Foveaux Strait to the south. It is
known for the
Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter...
- Lieutenant-Colonel
Joseph Foveaux was
returning to
Sydney with
orders to
become acting Lieutenant-Governor of New
South Wales,
Paterson left
Foveaux to deal with the...
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minor river on
Stewart Island /
Rakiura of New Zealand. It
enters the
Foveaux Strait sea on the
eastern side of the island. "Place name detail: Murray...
- The
first voyage of
James Cook was a
combined Royal Navy and
Royal Society expedition to the
south Pacific Ocean aboard HMS Endeavour, from 1768 to 1771...
