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Hawke's Bay, located on the North Island of New Zealand, was named after Admiral Edward Hawke, a British naval officer known for his service during the 18th century. The region was named by Captain James Cook during his voyage to New Zealand in 1769, in honor of Hawke's contributions to the British Navy. The name reflects the maritime heritage and exploration history associated with the area.

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