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Memory Cove is an isolated small bay in a Wilderness Protection Area of the Lincoln National Park on the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia. The site was named by Matthew Flinders in honour of a cutter crew who lost their life while searching for water along the coastline.
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Eyre Peninsula is bordered by Spencer Gulf and Great Australian Bight with over 2,000 kilometres of coastline for fishing, whale watching, watersports, swimming with sea lions or diving with sharks.
