Aerial view of Montgomery Reef, Kimberley, Australia Stock Photo Dissolve
Montgomery Reef was at highest risk of bleaching, with daily-averaged SSTs exceeding the local MMM for 113 days from 9 November 2015 to 23 April 2016, resulting in 64.9 DHD (9.3 DHW) by late April.
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Montgomery Reef is 300 square kilometres and one of the most famous natural phenomena in the Kimberley. All our Kimberley cruises makes this a highlight destination because of the amazing wildlife and tidal patterns. But the real story is actually from the air which is what these tours provide.
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Montgomery Reef, between Camden Sound and Collier Bay, is a particularly outstanding, biologically diverse coral reef covering some 300 square kilometres.
Montgomery reef, WA Montgomery reef covers more than 300 km2 making it Australias largest
VIEW MAP This 8 day Kimberley cruise includes the Horizontal Falls, Sale River, Montgomery Reef, Red Cone Creek and Raft Creek. Visit ancient Aboriginal rock art.
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The magic of Montgomery Reef occurs on the outgoing tide, when a stunning phenomenon of whitewater rapids and cascading waterfalls is created and the huge reef appears to rise out of an endless ocean. It is a high energy environment - high velocity tidal flow off the reef can move up to two metres per second during spring tides! Figure 1.
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Montgomery Reef is located in the south western end of Camden Sound on the Southern Kimberley coast. The reef spans more than 400 sq km, and the reef structure emerges up to 4 metres out of the water at low tide, forming deep channels. You can explore Montgomery Reef in our tenders or take the helicopter for a spectacular aerial perspective.
Montgomery Reef Kimberley Region, North West Australia
Montgomery Reef is an reef off the Kimberley coast of Western Australia. It encompasses a total area of 400 square kilometres (154 sq mi) making it Australia.
Montgomery Reef Kimberley Region, North West Australia
Location Camden Sound, Western Australia, 6740 6 reviews Visit website Witness an astonishing marine spectacle, as the world's largest inshore reef, Montgomery Reef, is transformed by some of the biggest tidal changes on Earth.
Aerial view of Montgomery Reef, Western Australia. The tidal range on the Montgomery Reef on the
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Montgomery Reef, Western Australia. Aerial view of the fantastic Montgomery Reef off the
The dramatic spectacle of Montgomery Reef attracts sightseers and nature lovers from far and wide. At low tide water cascades from the reef top. It's an awesome opportunity to see the abundant marine life.
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Montgomery Reef. Catch the outgoing tide to the famous Montgomery Reef. Watch the water recede and the 400 square km of reef rise out of the water creating many bubbling cascades. See the myriad of reef life including Dugongs, Turtles, and schools of tropical fishes. Jump in for an exciting drift snorkel through coral canyons.
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Montgomery Reef, in the Lalang-garram/Camden Sound Marine Park on the Kimberley Coast, is one of the most spectacular places in the Kimberley. Covering some 300 square kilometres across the Indian Ocean, Montgomery Reef, or Yowjab in the Dambimangari language seems to rise from the water as the 10 metre tide recedes.
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Marine Life of the Kimberley Region - Montgomery Reef Photo Galleries | Updated 1 decade ago Streaming through Kimberley Waters Photo by Clay Bryce Departing reef for next station Photo by Clay Bryce Halimeda sp. Photo from WA Museum Montgomery reef at low tide Photo by Clay Bryce Montgomery Reef - foreramp
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Montgomery Reef, to the south of Yawajaba Island, is subject to one of the most significant and unusual tidal movements in the world. It is an extraordinary panorama of vast lagoons, tiny sandstone islets and a central mangrove island - but only when the tide is out.
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Montgomery Reef, Todd tells us as we putter alongside its shimmering surface, was named by naval officer Phillip Parker King after his ship's surgeon, Andrew Montgomery, during their 1820 exploration of the Kimberley coast.
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Montgomery Reef is like no other reef system on earth. Formed some 1.8 billion years ago, this ancient reef is recognised today as one of the most significant geological marine environments in the Kimberley. https://marinewaters.fish.wa.gov.au/mwwp/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Montgomery-Reef-.mp4