Breaksea Sound and Fiordland National Park by Andris Apse

Fine Art Print

Image size in millimetres: 490 x 340

Aerial view by leading NZ photographer Andris Apse. Named after Breaksea Island at the entrance to the fiord. According to the Fiordland Marine Guardians website _the fiord was previously named by Captain Cook as _Nobody knows what' because he didn't have time to explore the arms and find if they connected to Doubtful Sound/Patea. In 1791 Captain George Vancouver completed Cook's previous exploration and named it _Somebody knows what'. Vancouver Arm was later named in George Vancouver's honour._

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