Cape Fournier

Cape Fournier is a headland on Chatham Island, in New Zealand's Chatham Islands group. It is the southeasternmost point in the island, and is the closest point on the island to the second largest of the Chatham Islands, Pitt Island, which lies 20 kilometres to the south-southeast across Pitt Strait.

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Chatham Islands

Islands (by English name)

• Castle
• Chatham
• Forty-Fours
• Little Mangere
• Mangere
• North-East Reef
• Pitt
• Pyramid
• Rabbit
• Round Rock
• Sail Rock
• Sisters
• South East
• Star Keys
• Sugar Loaf

Islands (by Māori/Moriori name)

• Motuhope
• Motuhara/Motchuhar
• Rangatira
• Rangiauria
• Rangitatahi
• Rangituka
• Rangiwheau
• Rekohu/Wharekauri
• Tapuaenuku
• Tarakoikoia
• Terangi-Taumaewa

Coastal landforms

• Cape Fournier
• Cape Pattisson
• Flowerpot Bay
• Hanson Bay
• Matarakau Point
• Okawa Point
• Petre Bay
• Pitt Strait
• Port Hutt
• Te Whanga Lagoon

Populated places

• Flowerpot Bay
• Owenga
• Port Hutt
• Te Roto
• Te One
• Waitangi

Other geographic features

• Hāpūpū / J M Barker Historic Reserve
• Lake Huro
• Makara River
• Nairn River
• Rangitahi Lake
• Tuku Nature Reserve
• Tuuta Airport

Historical events

• Moriori genocide

44°03′00″S 176°19′31″W / 44.05000°S 176.32528°W / -44.05000; -176.32528

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