It is Foveaux Strait, named after Joseph Foveaux (1765-1846), a colonial administrator in Australia.
The stretch of water separating Stewart Island from the bottom of the South Island is the Foveaux (pronounced 'foe-vo') Strait. It is also known as Te Ara a Kiwa.
both are between the water (waTer), an island is also between water(lake ,ocean)
The Tasman Sea is the body of water that stretches between New Zealand and Australia.
As Mozambique is situated on the East coast of Africa it is on the Indian Ocean. The stretch of water immediately on the coast is referred to as 'The Mozambique Channel', which is a portion of the Indian Ocean located between the island of Madagascar and southeast Africa
by having long roots which stretch underground and feed water to the tree.
Cook Strait separates the North and South Islands of New Zealand.Fouveaux Strait separates the South Island and Stewart Island.
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Foveaux Strait lies between Stewart Island and the mainland.
bodies of water i think but I'm young so i don't know for sure
Foveaux Strait (Te Ara a Kiwa) is between Rakiura (Stewart Island) and the South Island; Cook Strait is between the North and South Islands.
The main stretch of water crossed is the North Atlantic Ocean.
Lake Washington
Cross the bridge, then go down to the water. You can cross the river to the left, and you will find a doubloon there.
Cross the bridge, then go down to the water. You can cross the river to the left, and you will find a doubloon there.
Robben Island, about six miles off the coast across a freezing stretch of wild water inhabited by great white sharks.
Cross the covered bridge and talk to the girl there. Go right, then down and left to the water, and cross the stream to the left.
Foveaux Strait, named after Joseph Foveaux, who was Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales in 1804.
The Formosa or Taiwan Strait is a stretch of water between the mainland of Asia and the Island of Taiwan. It is about 110 miles wide.