Talk:Port Hacking

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[edit] Are we sure that image is Port Hacking?

The aerial photograph is brilliant, but I'm not convinced it is of Port Hacking. To me it looks much more like Georges River, with Woolooware Bay at top centre and the edge of Botany Bay top left. Port Hacking is a quite different estuary further south. In fact, I think you can just see Port Hacking in the top right of the image, but that hardly justifies its billing here. -- Chris j wood 11:44, 7 July 2006 (UTC)

Chris is correct, the photograph is definately not Port Hacking. It is of the Georges River, looking east towards Kurnell. Tom Ugly's Bridge and the Taren Point Bridge are clearly visable, with Botany Bay just out of view at the top left, and the mouth of Port Hacking at the top right. -- Josh_b

I've removed the image from this article, and added it to Georges River. Also corrected the caption on Wikimeia Commons. I'd like to rename the image, but don't know how to do this on Commons. -- Chris j wood 16:37, 18 July 2006 (UTC)