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Shoal Bay

New Zealand

Shoal Bay (Māori: Oneoneroa) is an inlet of the Waitematā Harbour on Auckland’s North Shore. Forming the coastal margin between Northcote and Takapuna, the bay is a drowned river valley shaped by late‑Pleistocene flooding and later volcanic activity, including the formation of the Tuff Crater and Onepoto volcanic features on its western edge. Several streams, including the Onepoto Stream and Hillcrest Creek, flow into the bay. The bay has evidence of Māori settlement, shellfish gathering, gardens. European settlement includes evidence of brickworks.

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