1. The Tasman Sea lies between Tasmania and Australia.

2. The Dutch navigator Abel Tasman discovered 1642 New Zealand.

3. And the Tasman Sea to the south and west.

4. Your mission is to voyage across the Tasman sea.

5. Discovered by Abel Tasman in 1642, the islands were visited and explored by Capt. James Cook four times between 1769 and 1777.

6. Milford Sound, which runs inland from the Tasman Sea and is surrounded by sheer rock face, is part of Fiordland National Park, a world heritage site and major travel destination.

7. Jetstar Airways canceled 10 flights flights across the Tasman Sea, 18 and from the Australian mainland and Tasmania and 20 flights between the flights in New Zealand.

8. A city of southeast Australia on the Tasman Sea south-southwest of Sydney. It is an iron and steel center. Population, 7', 500.

9. From the idyllic beaches of Abel Tasman National Park, to the snow capped mountains of the Southern Alps, New Zealand's South Island offers a wealth of beautiful and diverse scenery.

10. A volcanic island of Australia in the Tasman Sea east-northeast of Sydney. Discovered by the British in 1788, it was settled in 1834.

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11. However, with the Tasman Sea and New Zealand volcanic ash to remove the direction of Australia will resume flights to the airport.

12. Separated by the 2250km-wide Tasman Sea, NZ's South Island moved about 30cm towards its continental neighbor, AFP reported.

13. It was discovered by Abel Tasman in 1642 and renamed in his honor in 1853. Tasmania joined Australia in 1901.

14. The Dutchman Abel Tasman named the islands New Zealand in 1642.

15. A city of southeast Australia on the Tasman Sea south-southwest of Sydney. It is an iron and steel center. Population, 176, 500.

16. The Tasman booby (Sula tasmani), a subspecies of the masked booby (Sula dactylatra), was nearly eaten into extinction at two points in history.

17. 1642 - Abel Tasman becomes the first European to discover the island Van Diemen's Land (later renamed Tasmania).

18. The tremorinonthe Tasman Sea generatedthetsumamiasmalltsunami and expanded New Zealand's South Island westwards.

19. The buoys in the Tasman Sea also indicated a temporary rise in the water level as the water between Australia and New Zealand sought to find its level disbursing during this week.

20. Tasmania was named after its discoverer, A . J . Tasman.

21. The islands were discovered by the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman in 1643 and visited by Capt. James Cook in 1774.

22. The Entrance is named after its location at the Tasman Sea entrance of the Tuggerah Lakes.

23. What was once considered to be an extinct species, the Tasman booby (Sula tasmani), turns out be a subspecies of a living species, the masked booby (Sula dactylatra fullagari).

24. Tasmania was named after his discoverer, A . J . Tasman.

25. According to the previous viewpoint, it was considered geotectonicly a part of Tasman Geosyncline.

26. These fishing boats are straining across no man's lands, where a flooded Grey River met a violent Tasman Sea.

27. A colony of sea squirts forms a colorful landscape, ample hiding place for an Eastern cleaner- clingfish (Cochleoceps orientalis) in the Tasman Sea off the coast of Australia.

28. The islands were discovered by the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman in '43 and visited by Capt. James Cook in 774.

29. The frist European to visit New Zealand in 1642 was a Dutchman, Abel Tasman.

30. Abundant, generally well preserved radiolarians were used in stratigraphic analysis of Pleistocene sequences of Tasman Sea.

31. Separated by the 2250 km - wide Tasman Sea, NZ's South Island aboutcontinental neighbor, AFP reported.

32. Many of these were merchant ships from the Dutch East Indies Company and included the ships of Abel Tasman.

33. A city of southeast Tasmania, Australia, on an inlet of the Tasman Sea.

34. Pacific Ocean: Kermadec Islands, Philippines, Darwin Seamount in central Pacific, Tasman Sea, Nazca Ridge.

35. Sea Squirts and Clingfish A colony of sea squirts forms a colorful landscape, ample hiding place for an Eastern cleaner-clingfish (Cochleoceps orientalis) in the Tasman Sea off the coast of Australia.

36. The islands were discovered by the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman in 1643 and visited by Capt.

37. Morgan, from the yacht Sumatra II, in May 2009, amid severe weather conditions in the Tasman Sea.