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Akaroa Harbour, located on the Banks Peninsula in New Zealand, has a variable depth, with the deepest areas reaching around 200 meters (about 656 feet). The harbor is formed by an ancient volcanic caldera and features steep underwater cliffs and deep channels. The depth can vary significantly in different parts of the harbor, making it a unique environment for marine life.

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