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Cape Lovitt

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Auckland Islands

Cape Lovitt is located on the west coast of Auckland Island, one of New Zealand's subantarctic outlying islands, 3 kilometres north of the mouth of Western Arm, a channel leading into Carnley Harbour and separating Auckland Island from Adams Island.

The cape is the westernmost point of New Zealand.[1]

Cape Lovitt, the most Westerly Point in New Zealand, looking to the North up the Western side of Auckland Island

50°47′59″S 165°52′12″E / 50.799838°S 165.870128°E / -50.799838; 165.870128

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  1. ↑ Facts, Oishimaya Sen Nag in World (29 March 2018). "The Extreme Points Of New Zealand". WorldAtlas. Retrieved 17 March 2026.
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