Tasman Sea definition

Tasman Sea means all areas within the Evaluated Area to the west of 178oE, excluding the “Westpac Bank” and the “South Tasman Rise”.

Examples of Tasman Sea in a sentence

  • The largest of these businesses is Cooltainer, a refrigerated cargo logistics provider across the Tasman Sea and to and from the Pacific Islands.

  • The flights over the southern Pacific Ocean and Tasman Sea would put it in contact with oceanic longline fleets.

  • Foraging areas used by males and females were mutually exclusive, with female birds frequenting the Tasman Sea in the vicinity of 40° S, whilst the males dispersed westwards at lower latitudes or, alternatively, travelled northeast towards the mid-Pacific Ocean (Elliot et al.

  • He flew to Melbourne on 13 December 1996 in order to meet the Tarago following her crossing of the Tasman Sea and arrived at the Port of Melbourne before the Tarago.

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