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Q: What geological feature characterizes the coastal topography of new Zealand's milford sound?
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Which geological feature characterizes the coastal topoography of new Zealands Milford sound?

Milford Sound (Piopiotahi) is the northernmost ofthe Fiordland Sounds in New Zealand and is 15km long. It is a steep walled glacial gouge, with Mitre Peak on the southern flank, and Mount Pembroke on the northern wall. On this wall, Stirling Falls falls of 155m drop directly into the sea.


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