The Blowholes

Australia / Western Australia / Albany /

formation, interesting place, national park

The Blowholes are a rock formation in the Torndirrup National Park named such because the force of the water hitting the coast sends spurts of air and water through cracks in the rocks... much like a whale's blowhole.

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Coordinates: 35°7'13"S 117°55'30"E

Kata Tjuta / Mount Olga 1646 km
Wilpena Pound 1955 km
Ubirr 2947 km
Amphitheatre (Drakensberg) 8151 km
hajiabad formation 9976 km
The 100 hills (Hunderberg) 12961 km
Pinnacles 14890 km
Alligator Rock 15196 km
Montezuma's Head 15382 km
Sleeping Giant 17384 km

Torndirrup National Park 2.1 km
King George Sound 10 km
West Cape Howe National Park 31 km
Porongurup National Park 48 km
Wilson Inlet 50 km
Stirling Range National Park 79 km
Camel Lake Nature Reserve 93 km
Lake Muir 135 km
Warren National Park 195 km
Yeagerup Sand Dunes 201 km

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Torndirrup National Park King George Sound West Cape Howe National Park Porongurup National Park Wilson Inlet Stirling Range National Park Camel Lake Nature Reserve Lake Muir Warren National Park Yeagerup Sand Dunes