Cape Hawke

Cape Hawke () is a coastal headland in Australia on the New South Wales coast, just south of Forster/Tuncurry and within the Booti Booti National Park.

The cape was named by Captain Cook when he passed it on his Endeavour voyage on 11 May 1770, honoring Edward Hawke who was First Lord of the Admiralty.[1]

References

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Towns, suburbs and localities of Great Lakes Council | Hunter & Mid North Coast Regions | New South Wales
Towns, suburbs
& localities
  • Alderley
  • Alderley Creek
  • Allworth
  • Bennetts Head
  • Blueys Beach
  • Bombah Point
  • Boolambayte
  • Boomerang Beach
  • Booral
  • Booti Booti
  • Bulahdelah
  • Bulby Brush
  • Bundabah
  • Bungwahl
  • Bunyah
  • Bunyah Upper
  • Burgess Beach
  • Burraduc
  • Cape Hawke
  • Carrington
  • Charlottes Bay
  • Clareval
  • Coolongolook
  • Coomba
  • Coomba Bay
  • Coomba Park
  • Craven
  • Crawford River
  • Cureeki Creek
  • Darawank
  • Dewrang
  • Dirty Creek
  • Dungog
  • Elizabeth Beach
  • Failford
  • Fernhill
  • Forster
  • Forster Keys
  • Forster Waters
  • Friendship Key
  • Gereeba Island
  • Girvan
  • Green Point
  • Hawks Nest
  • Johnsons Creek
  • Karuah
  • Legges Camp
  • Lime Kiln
  • Limeburners Creek
  • Markwell
  • Mayers Flat
  • Milbrook
  • Mill Creek Upper
  • Minimbah
  • Monkerai
  • Mungo Brush
  • Myall Lakes
  • Myall Upper
  • Nabiac
  • Nerong
  • New Forster
  • Newells Creek
  • Nooroo
  • North Arm Cove
  • North Pindimar
  • Nugra
  • Nugramudgee
  • Pacific Palms
  • Pindimar
  • Pioneer Park
  • Pipers Bay
  • Rosenthal
  • Sandbar
  • Seal Rocks
  • Smiths Lake
  • South Pindimar
  • Stroud
  • Stroud Road
  • Sugarloaf Point
  • Tahlee
  • Tamboy
  • Tarbuck Bay
  • Tea Gardens
  • Telegherry
  • Terreel
  • The Branch
  • Tiona
  • Topi Topi
  • Tuncurry
  • Upper Karuah River
  • Upper Monkerai
  • Violet Hill
  • Wallamba Island
  • Wallingat
  • Wallingat River
  • Wallis Island
  • Wallis Lake
  • Wards River
  • Warranulla
  • Washpool
  • Wattley Hill
  • Weismantels
  • Whoota
  • Willina
  • Winda Woppa
  • Wootton
  • Yagon
  • Yagon Beach
Other places &
points of interest
Significant places and items of interest in the Hunter Region of New South Wales
Victoria
19th April: Point Hicks · Ram Head · 20th; Cape Howe
New South Wales

21st April: Mount Dromedary · Batemans Bay · 22nd: Pigeon House · 25th: Red Point · 28th: Botany Bay*·

6th May: Port Jackson · Broken Bay · 11th: Point Stephens · Port Stephens · Cape Hawke · 12th: The Three Brothers · 13th: Smoky Cape · 15th: Solitary Isles · Cape Byron · 16th: Mount Warning
Queensland

16th May: Point Danger · 17th: Point Lookout · Cape Moreton · Morton Bay · The Glass Houses · 18th: Double Island Point · 19th: Indian Head · Sandy Cape · 21st: Herveys Bay · 23rd: Bustard Bay* · 25th: Cape Capricorn · 26th: Keppel Isles · 27th: Keppel Bay · 27th: Cape Manyfold · 28th: Shoal Water Bay · Northumberland Isles · 1st June: Long Isle · Broad Sound · 2nd: Slade Point · 4th: Whitsundays Passage · Cape Gloucester · 6th: Magnetical Island · Palm Isles · 8th: Halifax Bay · Dunk Island · 9th: Frankland Islands · Fitzroy Island · 10th: Green Isle · Trinity Bay · Cape Tribulation
14th June - 4th August: Endeavour River*

11th Aug: Lizard Island* · Eagle Island* · 18th: Sir Charles Hardy's Isles · 19th: Cape Grenville · 21st: York Cape · 22nd: Possession Island*· Prince of Wales's Isles · 23rd: Booby Island*
*Places where Cook landed