Forster

Forster sits at the mouth of Wallis Lake on the New South Wales coast, where the lake’s broad estuary meets the Pacific Ocean beside Tuncurry. The Forster–Tuncurry Bridge links the two towns across the entrance channel, while Forster Main Beach and One Mile Beach follow the oceanfront. South of town, Booti Booti National Park occupies a narrow coastal strip between Wallis Lake and the sea, with Cape Hawke among its headlands. Forster was named for William Forster, a 19th-century New South Wales politician, adding a historical note to this established coastal centre. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Forster, Wallis Lake and the Mid North Coast.

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