Brighton-Le-Sands, Botany Bay

This White-faced Heron forages for food along the fence between Cook Park and Lady Robinsons Beach, in the southern suburb of Brighton-Le-Sands. The view across Botany Bay is clear to Port Botany.

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Kyeemagh, rock groyne

This sea wall or rock groyne is located at the mouth of the Cooks River into Botany Bay, in the southern suburb of Kyeemagh. It is one of many sea walls along Lady Robinson Beach which have been built to protect the sandy foreshore. The container terminals and vessel berths of Port Botany seaport can be seen in the distance. 

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La Perouse, Frenchmans Bay

 A view of boats moored in Frenchmans Bay near Frenchmans Beach, from a La Perouse Point lookout in the eastern suburb of La Perouse. Port Botany is in the distance.

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Port Botany, Sydney Ports Corporation

 The Sydney Ports Corporation is located in the eastern suburb of Port Botany, on the shore of Botany Bay. The facilities at Port Botany consist of two container terminals with six container vessel berths and a bulk liquids berth complemented by container support businesses, bulk liquid berth storage facilities and private berths at Kurnell.

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Port Botany, monument

This monument sits on Molineaux Point in the eastern suburb of Port Botany. It commemorates the sister ports relationship between the Sydney Ports Corporation and Yokkaichi Port Authority at Mie, Japan. Botany Bay can be seen in the background, with La Perouse on the north head to the left and Kurnell on the south head to the right.