Careening Cove
Bay in Sydney Harbour
Careening Cove, is a bay on the northern side of Sydney Harbour, near Milsons Point.[1] The cove lies in the traditional lands of the Cammeraygal people, who called it Wia Wia. Its English name comes from the early days of European settlement in Australia, when the cove was used in careening - when a ship is tipped or rolled on its side to clean the keel and hull.[2]
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Coastal bays and inlets of New South Wales, Australia
- Akuna
- Anna
- Bateau
- Blue
- Boat Harbour
- Bonnells
- Booker
- Brisbane Water
- Broken
- Byron
- Careel
- Carey
- Catherine Hill
- Chain Valley
- Chittaway
- Cogra
- Crangan
- Croudace
- Crowdy
- Elvina
- Empire
- Fennell
- Fingal
- Fishermans
- Hardys
- Kilaben
- Lovett
- Morning
- Myuna Bay
- Nelson
- One Mile
- Oyster
- Phegans
- Port Stephens
- Salamander
- Shoal
- Tanilba
- Toowoon
- Trial
- Warners
- Woy Woy
- Balls Head
- Bantry
- Berrys
- Blackwattle
- Canada
- Careening Cove
- Cockle
- Double
- Elizabeth
- Hen & Chicken
- Homebush
- Iron Cove
- Lavender
- Mosman
- Neutral
- Oatley
- Port Jackson
- Rose
- Rozelle
- Rushcutters
- Towlers
- Watsons
- White
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33°50′42″S 151°12′58″E / 33.844992°S 151.216067°E / -33.844992; 151.216067