Bintuni Bay
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  Bintuni Bay Bintuni Bay as shown relative to Western New Guinea | |
| Location | New Guinea |
| Coordinates | 02°20′S 133°25′E / 2.333°S 133.417°ECoordinates: 02°20′S 133°25′E / 2.333°S 133.417°E |
| Native name | Teluk Bintuni |
| Primary outflows | Berau Gulf |
| Basin countries |  Indonesia |
Bintuni Bay (Indonesian: Teluk Bintuni) is the eastward extension or inner bay of Berau Gulf off Bird's Head Peninsula of New Guinea. Administratively it is part of West Papua (region), Indonesia. The bay is 12 miles (19.3 km) wide at its entrance and the land on both sides is marsh.[1]
Notes[]
- ^ "Sector 5: Southwest Coast of Irian Jaya and off-lying Islands" Sailing directions (enroute): New Guinea (Publication 164, 8th edition) Maritime Safety Information Division, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Bethesda, Maryland, OCLC 63680167
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Categories:
- Bays of Indonesia
- Landforms of West Papua (province)
- Landforms of Western New Guinea