Pittwater
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For other uses, see Pittwater (disambiguation).
Pittwater is a body of water extending south from Broken Bay, New South Wales parallel to the coast.
It was named in 1788 after William Pitt the Younger by Governor Phillip. [1]
It gives its name to:
- Pittwater Council.
- The Electoral district of Pittwater.
- Pittwater High School.
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